I have an array called $alldata
If I do this
echo $alldata[0][6][0]["COLOUR"];
It successfully returns the colour. I want to access the value without using the name / label "COLOUR"
I tried this, but it fails with undefined offset echo $alldata[0][6][0][0];
Re-index so you can use a numeric index:
echo array_values($alldata[0][6][0])[0];
Or for them all:
$result = array_values($alldata[0][6][0]);
echo $result[0];
echo $result[2];
echo current($alldata[0][6][0]); will get the value of the array element that currently has the pointer. echo end($alldata[0][6][0]); will return the value of the last array element.You have to use foreach for this, since the array key is "COLOUR" and not 0.
here's an example on how to solve your problem.
<?php
$alldata = array(
0=>array(
6=>array(
0=>array(
"COLOR"=>"test"
))));
print_r($alldata);
foreach ($alldata[0][6][0] as $key => $value) {
echo $key . "=>" . $value;
}
?>
if you want to use the third key, then you can add a counter to it, by defining $x outside of the foreach and $x++; in the foreach.