Hi Kevin,
I find it a bit awkward to mix variables and arrays in a pseudo
array. But I guess you have reasons...
Anyhow, maybe this is what you want:
$variable1="one";
$variable2="two";
$variable3 = array();
$variable3[0]="three";
$variable4 = array();
$variable4[0]="four";
$j=1;
wh
Hi ... You can make it like this:
If you have
$variable4[0]="four";
Then you can have a new variable
$$variable[0] , and the new variable´s name is four
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You can allso do like this:
$i = 1;
${"test". $i} = "123";
echo $test1;
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On 21-09-01 at 11:21 _lallous wrote:
>you can always use eval to create a variable too!
>
>$i = 1;
>eval("\$test$i=123;");
>echo $test1;
>?>
>
>
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