please post more code, ie where $name is set.
in the mean time try this, shouldnt help but might
foreach($empid as $pos => $val)
{
echo "{$empid[$pos]} {$name[$pos]}<br>";
}
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""Tom Harris"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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Here's an interesting problem.
The following only prints the first letter of the name
for ($i=0; isset($empid[$i]); $i++) {
echo "$empid[$i] $name[$i]<br>";
}
But if I change the variable $name to $employeename throughout the script it
displays fine.
$empid[] and $name[] are both assigned earlier in the script by pulling data
from a MySQL database.
Is $name a reserved word or something? Anyone know why just changing the
array's name fixes the problem?
Thanks,
-Tom
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