In PHP I receive an array organized in the following way:
[1] => Array
(
[id_liturgia] => 0000000001
[antifonas] => Todos los días me sentaba en el templo...
|El Señor me ayuda, por eso no sentía ...
|El Señor Jesús se rebajó hasta someterse incluso ...
[ordenes] => 1|2|3
[salmos_ref] => Salmo 118, 105-112|Salmo 15|Cántico Flp 2, 6-11
[temas] => Himno a la ley divina
|Cristo y sus miembros..
|Cristo, Siervo de Dios...
[intros] => Éste es mi mandamiento...
|Dios resucitó a Jesús...
|
[partes] => 5|6|7
[salmos] => Lámpara es tu palabra para mis pasos...
|Protégeme, Dios mío...
|Cristo, a pesar de su condición divina...
)
I explain the situation as clearly as possible:
id_liturgia is a single field.
From the other elements of the array I need to build a content that combines them.
It is generally three psalms, but it could be more than three.
As you can see, each element of the psalm comes in a key of the array with an internal separator | .
The idea is to combine each element to build a text that has the respective parts of:
-
ordenes -
antifonas -
salmos_ref -
temas -
intros -
partes -
salmos
The final result would be:
0000000001
oneEvery day I sat in the temple ...
Psalm 118, 105-112
Hymn to the divine law
This is my commandment ...
5
Lamp is your word for my steps ...
two
The Lord helps me, that's why I did not feel ...
Psalm 15
Christ and his members ..
God resurrected Jesus ...
6
Protect me, my God ...
3
The Lord Jesus lowered himself even to submit ...
Canticle Flp 2, 6-11
Christ, Servant of God ...
[nothing]
7
Christ, despite his divine condition ...
Currently I'm doing it with a explode on each part and then passing the different elements to a function that combines them. Something like this:
function getSalmoCompleto($sOrden, $sAntifona, $sRef, $sTema, $sIntro, $sParte, $sSalmo)
{
....
}
I would like to know if there would be a simpler way to do it, without having to do explode on each element in antifonas , ordenes , etc and then pass each part of the explode to the function getSalmoCompleto () for me to build the content of the psalm.