Array with key value

Question

trying to calculate distance with lat and long and using pre-build php distance() function.Problem is that I am unable to formet array like this $point1 and $Point 2

   $point1 = array("lat" => "48.8666667", "long" => "2.3333333"); // Paris (France)
    $point2 = array("lat" => "19.4341667", "long" => "-99.1386111"); // Mexico City (Mexico)
    echo$km = distanceCalculation($point1['lat'], $point1['long'], $point2['lat'], $point2['long']);

Here is my query and its return array like this

  Array
    (
        [0] => Array
            (
                [lat] => 32.9697
                [long] =>  -96.80322
            )

        [1] => Array
            (
                [lat] => 29.46786
                [long] =>  -98.53506
            )

    )

this is code

foreach ($usersInfo as $key=> $users)
{
      $ridefrom=$users['ride_from'];
      $rideto=$users['ride_to'];//this is from lat long
      $tempLatLong = explode(',',$users['ride_from']);
       $tempLatLong1 = explode(',',$users['ride_to']);
      $key = array('lat','long');
      $to = array_combine($key,$tempLatLong); 
      $from = array_combine($key,$tempLatLong1);
      $array1=array_push($finalDest,$to);
      $array2=array_push($finalDest,$from);
echo $km = distanceCalculation($array1['lat'], $array1['long'],$array2['lat'],$array2['long']);
print_r($finalDest); // displays all array
}

Can I manage this out like $Point1 and $Point2

Thanks

try to print your $to and $from array, those should be same as $point1 and $point2. No need to push them in $finalDest — Nitin Pund
– Nitin Pund, Commented May 25, 2018 at 10:29
Nitin P@but distance function receive 4 value so can you correct this plzz — new developer
– new developer, Commented May 25, 2018 at 10:32
– Nitin P@update your answer so I can vote you thanks I got my result according your suggestion — new developer
– new developer, Commented May 25, 2018 at 10:36

Nitin Pund · Accepted Answer · 2018-05-25 12:40:31Z

1

Your code already has required arrays, try to print your $to and $from array, those should be same as $point1 and $point2. No need to push them in $finalDest

Your loop will look like this

    foreach ($usersInfo as $index=> $users){
                      $km= 0;
                      $ridefrom=$users['ride_from'];
                      $rideto=$users['ride_to'];//this is from lat long
                      $tempLatLong = explode(',',$users['ride_from']);
                      $tempLatLong1 = explode(',',$users['ride_to']);
                      $key = array('lat','long');
                      $to = array_combine($key,$tempLatLong); 
                      $from = array_combine($key,$tempLatLong1);
                     $km=distanceCalculation($from['lat'],$from['long'],$to['lat'],$to['long']);
                      $usersInfo[$index]['distance'] = $km;
                 }

edited May 25, 2018 at 12:40

answered May 25, 2018 at 10:53

Nitin Pund

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new developer Over a year ago

Nitin P@you there?

Nitin Pund Over a year ago

@newdeveloper : how may I help you

new developer Over a year ago

Nitin P@ $distance=DistanceCalculation($array1['lat'], $array1['long'],$array2['lat'],$array2['long']); @@how can return this value with return $usersInfo;

Nitin Pund Over a year ago

inside your for loop, use $usersInfo[$key]['distance'] = $distance;. Also change your array $key to something else, to avoid variable overriding

Nitin Pund Over a year ago

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