Array Syntax Problem

[perrio]

I'd like to assign the string ["class='op_details' >"]

to the [0] element in the $raw['co_name'][0] array.

However php is assiging the very first character no matter what it is ... to the [0] element.

Does anyone know how to get the string into the [0] element?

thank you...

$raw['co_name'][0]= array("[0]" => " class='op_details' >"); print $raw['co_name'][0]."TICK";exit;

results in A [as in Array] TICK (ATICK)

[jsim]

You made at least two mistakes.
1. array("[0]" => " class='op_details' >");
define array with the string assigned to an associative index, not to index 0.
2. you trying to print whole array not just one element from it.
Try this:

$raw['co_name'][0]= array(0 => " class='op_details' >");
print $raw['co_name'][0][0]."TICK";
exit; 

[perrio]

your response didn't work

[LordShryku]

No need to specify the zero's if the array's empty

$raw['co_name'][]= array(" class='op_details' >"); 
print $raw['co_name'][0][0]