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From: "J.O. Aho" <user@example.net>
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Subject: Re: Displaying  an array value in two columns
Date: Mon, 12 May 2014 22:00:34 +0200
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On 12/05/14 21:15, Dan Jacobs wrote:
> Hello all.
>
> 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.
> 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?

As Ben already explained, we need the code to be able to help you.
Could it be that you think your array is multidimensional but it ain't 
in the all cases.


You can try to use var_export() to see how the array looks like

syslog(LOG_INFO, var_export($myarray, true));

then look in the /var/log/messages (or where your system logs syslog 
messages) to see how the array looked like.


You could also use a function like this (far from perfect) to display 
the array:

function printArray($yourArray) {
         foreach($yourArray as $value) {
                 if(is_array($value)) {
                         print "\n";
                         printArray($value);
                 } else {
                         print $value ." | ";
                 }
         }
         print "\n";
}


example:
$myarray = array( "something",
"something else",
array("name" => "Someone", "Age" => "50"),
array("name" => "Zimone", "Age" => "12", "Color" => "Blue")
);
printArray($myarray);

output something like:
something | something else |
Someone | 50 |

Zimone | 12 | Blue |

-- 

  //Aho