string to array

[scuba]

hi, I currently have these variable which I want to use in a script.

|-> Disabled = "on" (string)
|-> max = "3" (string)
|-> submit = "Submit" (string)
|-+ Fname (array)
| |-> 0 = "Steve" (string)
| |-> 1 = "Steve" (string)
| |-> 2 = "Steve" (string)
|-+ Lname (array)
| |-> 0 = "Subsignup" (string)
| |-> 1 = "test" (string)
| |-> 2 = "test" (string)
|-+ Email (array)
| |-> 0 = "[e-mail]" (string)
| |-> 1 = "[e-mail]" (string)
| |-> 2 = "[e-mail]" (string)
|-+ Country (array)
| |-> 0 = "JM" (string)
| |-> 1 = "HT" (string)
| |-> 2 = "HT" (string)
|-+ Username (array)
| |-> 0 = "jimmy" (string)
| |-> 1 = "j" (string)
| |-> 2 = "spanky" (string)
|-+ _Disabled (array)
| |-> 0 = "" (string)
| |-> 1 = "" (string)
| |-> 2 = "" (string)

when I try to to do something like this:
for ($count=0; $count < $max; $count++)
{
$Firstname[$count] = explode('"',($Fname[$count]);
echo $Firstname[$count][0];
}

it works fine, but if I try to do the same thing for the other arrays in this for loop I get errors. Why won't it work for the rest of them? And, is there a way around it?

Thanks,
Steve

[Anon]

Why would you want to explode a string on quotes when there are no quote characters in the string? The code sample you have has a parse error too. Shouldn't it be explode('"',$Fname[$count]);

[scuba]

that doesn't seem to work either....i also tried using split() but it will only get the first names in the array and stops after that. What you wrote is pretty much the same as what I have.

Thanks,
Steve