Populating Arrays From MySQL Query
I have the following code: http://pastebin.com/746601
The field 'material' in 'is_material' contains multiple values for each
record in 'is_details'. Because of this I have used
'is_material_lookup' as a reference lookup table containing the
'style_code' and 'material_code' which refer to their full details in
the respective tables.
Currently I have got the script outputting all the details and one
material then in the next block of data, repeating the details with a
different material. What I would like to achieve is having 1 block of
data with a list of all materials in that, instead of the repeat, but
sadly I can't know exactly how to do it.
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