Slim1978:

<?php foreach($menus as $menu) {
echo "<li>";
echo '<a href="' . $menu["link"] . '">';
echo $menu["menu"];
echo "</a>";
echo "</li>";

}


?>

thewebcraft:

Change foreach($menus as $menu) to foreach($menu as $menu)

babatope88:
You can access the internal array like this $menu[001]['link'], what you have in ur code is an array inside array. Let's say two level deep. Try this <?php foreach($menus as $menu) {
echo "<li>";
echo '<a href="' . $menu[001]["link"] . '">';
echo $menu[001]["menu"];
echo "</a>";

thewebcraft:

Change foreach($menus as $menu) to foreach($menu as $menu) it works

Slim1978:


Oops broda ur method also worked Ive learnt something too, thanks bro.

thewebcraft:

Ok You're Welcome

foreach $menu as $menu

foreach $menus as $menu

$menus = array();
$menus[001] = array(
"menu" => "Home", 
"link" => "wears/home.php"
);

$menus[002] = array(
"menu" => "About us", 
"link" => "wears/about_us.php"
);

$menus[003] = array(
"menu" => "Shirts", 
"link" => "wears/shirts.php"
);

$menus[004] = array(
"menu" => "Trousers", 
"link" => "wears/trousers.php"
);

$menus[005] = array(
"menu" => "Contact", 
"link" => "wears/contact.php"
);

Sammyskills:
Based on how you assigned your variables, the best option for you will be:

foreach $menu as $menu

.

I've tried it in my browser and it is working (including the links). If you try it and it doesn't work, try clearing your browser cache and cookies.

But if you still insist that you want to use

foreach $menus as $menu

, then you'll have to add 's' to the $menus array (all of them), i.e.

$menus = array();
$menus[001] = array(
"menu" => "Home", 
"link" => "wears/home.php"
);

$menus[002] = array(
"menu" => "About us", 
"link" => "wears/about_us.php"
);

$menus[003] = array(
"menu" => "Shirts", 
"link" => "wears/shirts.php"
);

$menus[004] = array(
"menu" => "Trousers", 
"link" => "wears/trousers.php"
);

$menus[005] = array(
"menu" => "Contact", 
"link" => "wears/contact.php"
);

Hope that helps

Slim1978:


Thanks bro, de listed links are displayed but I want dem to go to dier various pages.
like I said d only option I have is to specify d ID with each of d page by repeating dis code which I think is not I deal any thought?
<?php foreach($menus as $menu) {
echo "<li>";
echo '<a href="' . $menu["link"] . '">';
echo $menu["menu"];
echo "</a>";
echo "</li>";

}


?>

dplumptre:
I have looked at the code and the solutions given so far, i feel it should work perfectly well, perhaps the reason you are not being redirected to the pages is because you are not using an absolute path or you have not created those pages yet,

To be sure,create all the pages and view them then compare it with the path that comes out from the foreach loop

you can create a variable for your url path like this below

or better yet make it a constant store in an includes file or something

// this is a demo path
$url_path = "http://localhost/menupage";


// you then concatenate it in the foreach loop like this below

foreach($menus as $menu) {
echo "<li>";
echo '<a href="' .$url_path.'/'.$menu["link"] . '">';
echo $menu["menu"];
echo "</a>";
echo "</li>";

}


I hope this helps you can find some more stuffs on my blog http://overallheuristic.com/blog/

Slim1978:



welldone bro, dis is great, it worked everything is in order. one last thing? am new to lagos, is dier any hackerton meetup in Lagos where people can hangout with people of d same profession??

thewebcraft:

Yeah Mobile Experience Centre Co-creation Hub @Yaba (a.k.a Silicon Valley)

Sammyskills:


What are the requirements for joining this "Hub"?