php - Continue loop after 8 results - separating into whole new table

I need to alter my code to display 1 table containing 8 results, stop, then produce another whole new table with result number 9 and above.

I've got the idea that the break; and continue; may be of use, but how I should wrap the whole table in a foreach loop, and prevent it displaying 8+ tables I don't know.

I am determining that there is more than 8 columns by the HEADER count. In this example there is 9 headers. Including the first blank one.

$table3 = get_field( 'bottom_chart' );

if ( $table3 ) {

    if($table3['header']) {

        $theader3 = 1;
        foreach ( $table3['header'] as $th1 ) {
            //echo $theader3;
            $theader3++;
        }
    }

    echo '';

        if ( $table3['header'] ) {


            echo '';

                echo '';

                    foreach ( $table3['header'] as $t3 ) {

                        echo '';

                    }

                echo '';

            echo '';
        }

        echo '';

            $first_td_bottomchart = 0;


            foreach ( $table3['body'] as $tr3 ) {

                echo '';

                    foreach ( $tr3 as $td3 ) {

                        if(($first_td_bottomchart %8) == 0) {
                            echo '';
                        } elseif(!empty($td3['c'])) {

                            echo '';
                        }
                        $first_td_bottomchart++;
                    } ?>

';


            }

        echo '';

    echo '
';
                            echo $t3['c'];
                        echo '
' . $td3['c'] . '
';
                                echo '
';
                                echo $td3['c'];
                            echo '
                
';

}

?>

Answer

Ok so if we assume that $table3['body'] has the same count of elements as $table3['header'] your code basically starts building the table header fine, but when we get to the body during the first 8 loops you have the table create
rowspans?

Should this not be colspans?
https://plnkr.co/edit/B31QPDamCDHiQANAYpdx?p=preview

Also after the %8 the same row carries on with rowspan depending on the amount of elements in $tr3 as $td3. (if this is consistent with the amount of elements in $table3['header'];)


Another problem is that if for some reason $td3['c'] is empty the whole Table structure is thrown out the window.

You are relying on too many unknown variables to build the table structure for youself.

I would only loop through $table3['header'] once and build your table logic inside this loop to prevent confusion and mismatched counts of elements.

It is unclear which cells you want to span over which cells: could you please merge the cells you want inside an Excel sheet as an example and attach that with your question. Then I can provide a simpler solution for you.


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