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Re: Displaying an array value in two columns [message #185850 is a reply to message #185849]

Mon, 12 May 2014 19:27

Ben Bacarisse
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"Dan Jacobs" <Dan(dot)Jacobs(at)gmal(dot)com> writes:

> I am fairly new to PHP and have an interesting question concerning the
> proper way to pass an array value from one division to another.
> I have an array I am building "on the fly" so to say. Let's say it has
> 100 items in it. Inititally, there is only one dimension to the
> array. Then later, I add a second dimension to that mainly to save
> time from having to create a second array.

That sounds like an odd thing to do, and not a very good reason to do
it! How much time does it save?

> As an example, I have created $myarray[0]. On the second dimension I
> add $myarray[0]['name'].
> Here comes the problem. $myarray[0] prints and displays just fine in
> column 1 and column 2. $myarray[0]['name'] prints fine in column 1,
> but when printed in column 2, I get an illegal offset error
> message. Is there something I am missing to get $myarray[0]['name'] to
> print in column 2?

You'll have to post the code, or code that exhibits the same problem.
I, for one, can't work out what you are doing (let alone what you are
doing wrong) from this description.

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Ben.

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		Displaying an array value in two columns By: Dan Jacobs on Mon, 12 May 2014 19:15
		Re: Displaying an array value in two columns By: Ben Bacarisse on Mon, 12 May 2014 19:27
		Re: Displaying an array value in two columns By: Christoph Michael Bec on Mon, 12 May 2014 19:49
		Re: Displaying an array value in two columns By: J.O. Aho on Mon, 12 May 2014 20:00

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