[Adrian Schneider]

Foreach is very useful again (and in this case, all the loops are really)...

I would do something like this:

PHP Code:

// ...

$users = getNames();

foreach ($users as $user)
{
    // $user[0] = username
    // $user[1] = start date
    // $user[2] = end date
} 


Just a note, I changed my code earlier to a simplified version without updating the output, so check back on that. Anyway, inside this foreach loop, $user would be an array containing the user currently being processed. In here, you would display / do whatever you plan to do with each user.

Edit: echo $users[0] won't work because it is an array. It will just display "Array". To display anything, you will have to know the exact value you are searching for (or use a loop, which goes through them all). An example would be

PHP Code:

echo $users[0][0]; 


which would display the username of the first user.

@acidburn: the data is in a text file, so queries are no good here.