This is what I did. And it worked.
$saveFiles = array();
$arrSize=sizeof($saveFiles);
for ($number = 0; $number < $arrSize; $number++) {
$saveFilesDump = "$saveFiles[$number], ";
echo "$saveFiles[$number], ";
}
File1.txt, File2.txt, File3.txt,
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> May be array_merge($array, explode(",", $string)).
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> > GPS Administrative Page v2.3.12 (BETA)My array:
> > Array ( [0] => Demo2.txt [1] => Demo.txt [2] => Demo.txt )
> >
> > How could I push the values as:
> >
> > -> Demo2.txt, Demo.txt, Demo.txt?
> >
> > Not sure which approach is good.
> >
> > $saveFiles = array();
> > array_push($saveFiles, $ufName);
> >
> > Help
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