is it possible?

[stalk]

Is it possible to make this operation? $musica = vyber_detaily_cd($EAN_kod);
$ciste = vyber_detaily_media($EAN_kod);
$cd=$musica.$ciste;

How I join this variable? $ musica and $ ciste to one variable: $cd ? function vyber_detaily_cd and vyber_detaily_media($EAN_kod) select details of product which is in database and I need display this detail in shop basket when is used only one variable $cd. So I must join it to one variable $cd.

[mostafadotnet]

Why not!
Just test it and there ye go!

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[jino]

Lets us know what type of details are these variables are getting...

If the $ciste and $musica are getting any single string value, then (.)dot opetator is enough for concantinating them..

If they comprise intiger values then (.) will simply put them together... l
for exa $musica=1 and $cistae =2;
and the $musica.$ciste=12.

U can use it according to the situations..

Cheers.
Jino.

[stalk]

It dont go correctly. join $cd=$musica.$ciste; is no good. How are join it?Please help me

[stalk]

no it is meny date from tables.It is string and numbers.

[jino]

Could u please echo these variables and post that variables in the thread.. It will give a more clear idea for us...

Jino,

[petr.pavel]

I can translate for you, pal :-) I'm Czech too.
(Můžu ti překládat, jsem taky Čech.)

We need to know of what type the return values are: arrays or objects?
(Potřebujeme vědět, jakého typu jsou návratové hodnoty těch funkcí: pole nebo objekty?)

[stalk]

Data which I give to variable $ciste and $musica is data from tables :row of tables is EAN_kod=string, medium=string, typ=string, znacka=string, kusy=string,obal=string every this data from every row I give to variable $ciste .

To variable $musica is the same.

[stalk]

this is for example one function

function vyber_detaily_media($EAN_kod)
//funkcia ziskavajuca z databazy detaily konkretneho media podla EAN kodu
{
//poziadavka pre databazu o konkretne detaily media
if (!$EAN_kod || $EAN_kod=="")
return false;

$conn = db_connect();
$query = "select * from ciste_media where EAN_kod='$EAN_kod'";
$result = @mysql_query($query);
if (!$result)
return false;
$result = @mysql_fetch_array($result);
return $result;
}

[petr.pavel]

Ok, so what you want is to join two arrays?
then: array_merge()
I still don't get it. Let's say that your data is, for instance,

$musica = array("nazev"=>"Justice for all", "artist" => "Metallica");

and

$ciste = array("nazev"=>"Confession on the dance floor", "artist" => "Madonna");

then what do you expect $cd to be?
This?

$cd = array(
 0 => array("nazev"=>"Justice for all", "artist" => "Metallica"),
 1 => array("nazev"=>"Confession on the dance floor", "artist" => "Madonna")
);

then do $cd = array($musica, $ciste);
or this?

..."nazev" => "Justice for allConfession on the dance floor"...?

then you need a function to foreach($musica as $attribute => $value) and join values with the dot operand ($musica[$attribute] = $musica[$attribute].$ciste[$attribute])

Man, learn to give information.