I am using a complex join statement to get data from my 'items' table where 'column1' is equal to the value of table2.ID

This is in a `mysql_query()` statement, and it should return 3 rows.

Now my understanding is that by using

```
$array=mysql_fetch_array($queryresult);

```

I can then loop through each 'row' using a

```
foreach($array as $output) {
     echo $output['ID'];
}

```

This is however not returning what i want. Using print\_r on $output is outputting non-sensical information.

So, yes it is ver much back to basics, but obviously i have missed the point.