You could try accesing by value number, instead of using value index
name. Anyway, I fear that what you're doing is quite illegal, and what
is really happening is that when you assign the first 'links.php', it
is overwritten by the second assignment, which is in turn overwritten
by the third. Try sizeof() and check if you're having 8, or only 6
elements in the array. If the answer is 6... I think you might be in
for some re-writing. :(
You could probably use a bidimensional array, accesing by index number
and retrieveng the two columns of data from it... or something like
it.
Gonzalo.
> I have an array which looks something like this:
> $arr_links = array('is/' => 'Information Systems'
> ,'hr/' => 'Human Resources'
> ,'planning/' => 'Planning Commission'
> ,'boe/' => 'Board of Elections'
> ,'vsc/' => 'Veterans\' Commission'
> ,'links.php' => 'Park District '
> ,'links.php' => 'CSEA'
> ,'links.php' => 'County Sheriff');
> and a directory builder that uses a while loop like this
> while ( list($key, $val) = each($arr_links) ) {
> //do a lot of stuff
> }
> I just added the last three entries on the array which all have the same key
> (could be my obvious problem...) My problem is that the while loop only hits
> the LAST of the three 'links.php' entry...
> Any suggestions on how to force it to hit all of those entries?
> pleasepleasepleaseplease don't tell me I have to rewrite the whole thing
> with the keys/values reversed...
> thanks in advance,
> John
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