php Foreach nested loop and array reset by itself in the middle -

i have php code, 3 foreach loops , last 1 or maybe second 1 causing array reset @ point , can't find why?

php code:

<?php   $months = range(1,12);   foreach($accountsubs $subs){         ?>   <tr style="display:none;" class="tablerow paddingzero childoverview <?php echo $classj;?>">     <td width="40" align="center"><?php echo $subs['codename'];?></td>     <td><?php echo $subs['subclass'];?></td>     <?php     $itemcodes = $db->fetch_all_array("select * bg_itemcodes accountclass='".$subs['id']."' , cparent = '".$ac['id']."' ");     $counter = 1;     foreach($itemcodes $code){          foreach($months $ms){  echo $counter++;             $makedate   = strtotime($jdate.'-'.$ms.'-1');             $sdebits = $db->single("select sum($currency) $currency bg_journal factory='$jfactory'             , section = '".$ac['id']."' , record_section !='record' , itemcode = '".$code['id']."'             , from_unixtime(jtime, '%y%m') = '".date('ym',$makedate)."' , inouts = 'out' ");               $scredits = $db->single("select sum($currency) $currency bg_journal factory='$jfactory'             , section = '".$ac['id']."'  , record_section !='record' , itemcode = '".$code['id']."'             , from_unixtime(jtime, '%y%m') = '".date('ym',$makedate)."' , inouts = 'in' ");               $totalsdc =  $scredits[$currency] - $sdebits[$currency];         ?>     <td class="alignright"><?php echo correctvalue($totalsdc,$jcurrency);?></td>     <?php         }// foreach months     }// foreach item codes   ?>   </tr>   <?php       }// foreach sub class 

and here view source can see how resets on 3rd loop escapes counter on second loop.

<tr style="display:none;" class="tablerow paddingzero childoverview showclass_8">     <td width="40" align="center">103</td>     <td>other sales</td>     1    <td class="alignright"></td>     2    <td class="alignright"></td>     3    <td class="alignright"></td>     4    <td class="alignright"></td>     5    <td class="alignright"></td>     6    <td class="alignright"></td>     7    <td class="alignright"></td>     8    <td class="alignright"><span style="float:left; color:#444;">؋</span>1,000.00</td>     9    <td class="alignright"></td>     10    <td class="alignright"></td>     11    <td class="alignright"></td>     12    <td class="alignright"></td>       </tr>     <tr class="tablerow paddingzero overviewtitle">     <td align='center'><strong>400</strong></td>     <td style="text-transform:capitalize;">expenses <a href="javascript:void(0);" data-id="showclass_10" class="addplus plus">+</a></td>         <td class="alignright"><strong></strong></td>         <td class="alignright"><strong></strong></td>         <td class="alignright"><strong></strong></td>         <td class="alignright"><strong></strong></td>         <td class="alignright"><strong></strong></td>         <td class="alignright"><strong></strong></td>         <td class="alignright"><strong></strong></td>         <td class="alignright"><strong><span style="float:left; color:#444;">؋</span>-59,200.00</strong></td>         <td class="alignright"><strong></strong></td>         <td class="alignright"><strong></strong></td>         <td class="alignright"><strong></strong></td>         <td class="alignright"><strong></strong></td>       </tr>     <tr style="display:none;" class="tablerow paddingzero childoverview showclass_10">     <td width="40" align="center">401</td>     <td>raw materials</td>     1    <td class="alignright"></td>     2    <td class="alignright"></td>     3    <td class="alignright"></td>     4    <td class="alignright"></td>     5    <td class="alignright"></td>     6    <td class="alignright"></td>     7    <td class="alignright"></td>     8    <td class="alignright"></td>     9    <td class="alignright"></td>     10    <td class="alignright"></td>     11    <td class="alignright"></td>     12    <td class="alignright"></td>     13    <td class="alignright"></td>     14    <td class="alignright"></td>     15    <td class="alignright"></td>     16    <td class="alignright"></td>     17    <td class="alignright"></td>     18    <td class="alignright"></td>     19    <td class="alignright"></td>     20    <td class="alignright"><span style="float:left; color:#444;">؋</span>-58,900.00</td>     21    <td class="alignright"></td>     22    <td class="alignright"></td>     23    <td class="alignright"></td>     24    <td class="alignright"></td>       </tr>     <tr style="display:none;" class="tablerow paddingzero childoverview showclass_10">     <td width="40" align="center">402</td>     <td>office supplies</td>     1    <td class="alignright"></td>     2    <td class="alignright"></td>     3    <td class="alignright"></td>     4    <td class="alignright"></td>     5    <td class="alignright"></td>     6    <td class="alignright"></td>     7    <td class="alignright"></td>     8    <td class="alignright"><span style="float:left; color:#444;">؋</span>-200.00</td>     9    <td class="alignright"></td>     10    <td class="alignright"></td>     11    <td class="alignright"></td>     12    <td class="alignright"></td>       </tr> 

there no such thing array reset occurring here. if inspect code can see variable $counter being initialized/reinitialized before itemcode. hence, logical explanation sub category raw materials return 2 object query:

$itemcodes = $db->fetch_all_array("select * bg_itemcodes accountclass='".$subs['id']."' , cparent = '".$ac['id']."' "); 

ie. 2*12 time increment $counter equal 24.

you might want group each expense item code subcategory.