The best way to gather data from 5 different tables and send to 1 view using 1 massive array. I have problems? Help?

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Okey so, the heading was pretty decent, haha, agree?
The problem is: I have 5 different tables with pictures which I am outputting to view using a massive bunch of array within array techniques to the 1 view, which i call home_page! So, here is the code, can you suggest me a better way(A) and also, how to print the data or transport the related data of those particular images along with the arrays. I CANT! The problems are 1) 5 tables and 2) Different Table schema.

Code:

function members_area() {

/////

  $this->load->model('register_model');
  $result1= $this->register_model->get_images();
  $result2= $this->register_model->get_woman();
  $result3= $this->register_model->get_combo();
  $result4= $this->register_model->get_themes();
  $result5= $this->register_model->get_spy();

    
  $num_rows_feeds = $result1->num_rows() + $result2->num_rows() + $result3->num_rows() + $result4->num_rows() + $result5->num_rows();
  
  $data=FALSE;
  
   $tmparr = array();
   foreach ($result1->result_array() as $row)
    {
    
    $tmparr[] = $row['girl'];
    //$parr[] = $row['id'];
    //$parr[] = $row['table_name'];
    //$data['num_rows_feeds'][] = $num_rows_feeds;
    //var_dump($tmparr);  
  
   }

   foreach ($result2->result_array() as $row)
    {
    
    $tmparr[] = $row['pic1'];
    $tmparr[] = $row['pic2'];
    $tmparr[] = $row['pic3'];
    $tmparr[] = $row['pic4'];
    //$parr[] = $row['id'];
    //$parr[] = $row['table_name'];

    //$data['num_rows_feeds'][] = $num_rows_feeds;
    //var_dump($tmparr);  
  
   }
  
   foreach ($result3->result_array() as $row)
    {
    
    $tmparr[] = $row['pic1'];
    $tmparr[] = $row['pic2'];
    $tmparr[] = $row['pic3'];
    $tmparr[] = $row['pic4'];
    //$parr[] = $row['id'];
    //$parr[] = $row['table_name'];    

    //$data['num_rows_feeds'][] = $num_rows_feeds;
    //var_dump($data);  
  
   }
  
   foreach ($result4->result_array() as $row)
    {
    
    $tmparr[] = $row['pic1'];
    $tmparr[] = $row['pic2'];
    $tmparr[] = $row['pic3'];
    $tmparr[] = $row['pic4'];
    //$parr[] = $row['id'];
    //$parr[] = $row['table_name'];
    //$data['num_rows_feeds'][] = $num_rows_feeds;
    //var_dump($data);  
  
   }
  
   foreach ($result5->result_array() as $row)
    {
    
    $tmparr[] = $row['pic1'];
    $tmparr[] = $row['pic2'];
    $tmparr[] = $row['pic3'];
    $tmparr[] = $row['pic4'];
    //$parr[] = $row['id'];
    //$parr[] = $row['table_name'];
    //$data['num_rows_feeds'][] = $num_rows_feeds;
    //var_dump($data);  
  
   }

$outarr = array();
$i = 0; //$j = 0; $s = 0;
   foreach($tmparr as $url){
   if(strpos($url, 'http') !== false){
   $outarr[] = array('origimage'=>$url,'thumb'=>substr($url,0,strripos($url,'/',0)).'/thumbs/'.substr($url,strripos($url,'/',0)+1));
   $i++;
   }
} //$j++;

$data['num_rows_feeds'] = $i;
$data['data'] = $outarr;
//var_dump($data);

$to_nav['user']  = $this->session->userdata('spotter_name');
$this->load->view('header');
$this->load->view('navigation_view',$to_nav);
$this->load->view('home_page',$data);
$this->load->view('footer');

}

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View

Code:

<?php


if (isset($data) && !empty($data) && is_array($data)) {//2

$i = 0;
$entries = array();
while(array_key_exists($i, $data)) {//1

$entries[$i] = '<a href="'.$data[$i]['origimage'].'"> <img src="'.$data[$i]['origimage'].'" width="120" height="150"/> </a>';
//$entries[$i].= '<p>' .$data[$i]['id'] .'</p>';
//$entries[$i] = '<p>'.$data[$i]['origimage'].'</p>';
echo $entries[$i];
  
$i++;


}//1

}//2

?&gt;

Quick Edit: Essentially, you can use this for example, like I have to print ID of tables under the images, and then a different field for each of them, like for girl I would want to print spotter_name, for woman, I would print country.

[eluser]InsiteFX[/eluser]
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[eluser]Unknown[/eluser]
Thanks InsiteFX but I need to transport data to the view not print it...I need folks to click the image and it takes them to a relevant page build from the associated image data we transported. What this does is HTML output the database data which is not what I am looking for to be honest.