First post here, and a new PHP developer. :x I'm looking for a way to iterate through the LAST four elements of an array, then break. The array keys are custom IDs for the products sold on a website, so I can have the flexibility of adding additional items and have it show the four newest items dynamically on the main page. I almost had it using array_reverse, until I realized that it cleared the custom keys.
Is there an easier way that I could be doing this?
<?php
$products_reverse = array_reverse($products);
$count = 0;
while ($count < 4) {
foreach ($products_reverse as $product) {
$shirt_id = key($product);
echo "<li>";
echo '<a href="' . 'shirt.php?id=' . $shirt_id . '">';
echo '<img src="img/shirts/shirt-' . $shirt_id . '.jpg"> </a>';
echo '<p>View Details</p>';
echo '</li>';
$count++;
}
}
?>
use array_slice
Edit : To preserve keys by the way, set the fourth argument to true