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How to get mysql data in following structure in php ?
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$arr = array($row1["col1"]=>$row1["col2"],$row2["col1"]=>$row2["col2"],$row3["col1"]=>$row3["col2"]);


What I have tried:

PHP
$sql = mysql_query("select * from test");
$arr = array();
while($ = mysql_fetch_array($sql)){
       $arr[] = array($r[col1]=> $r[col2]);
    }
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Updated 6-Sep-20 2:25am
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Sandeep Mewara 4-Sep-20 17:06pm    
Your array structure is not clear. What do you mean by:
$row1["col1"]=>$row1["col2"]
Richard MacCutchan 6-Sep-20 8:31am    
It's PHP array syntax.

1 solution

Your loop to retrieve the data from the data object is a bit of a mess:
PHP
while($ = mysql_fetch_array($sql)) {
       $arr[] = array($r[col1]=> $r[col2]);
  }
Unless you defined them as a fixed value, col1 and col2 are not valid indices. I suspect you left out the quotes (which you do use in yours what-you-want example.

I also suppose you meant $r and not just $ in you r while conditional test.

Also, if you wish to use one value as the array index, a guess at what you mean in the 'what I want' example, you'd likely want the content of the loop to look more like:

$arr[$r['col1']] = $r['col2']);


For a start.
 
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