Question

I would like to do that :

$product[] = Array (
                            "article_title" => valeures,
                            "article_id" => ,
                            "article_value" => ,
                            "article_price" =>
                            "article_picture1" => ,
                            "article_picture2" => ,
                            "article_picture3" => ,
                            "article_picture4" => ,
                            "article_friends[]" => array ( "name" => ,
                                                    ),

                        );

But I know it won’t work, I’ve been looking for hours on the net and on php.net, but I don’t know how to do.
What I want to do, is getting a product[] array that can handle product[1]; product [2] … and inside it, I got the same process : the “article_firends[]” will be autoincremented to do something like that :

In product[1] : artcile_friends[1][name] = John ; article_freidns[2][name] = Nina … and so on with product[2] …

This has been implementedin a foreach loop so it Should manage the keys automatically ..
How can I build it ?

Many Thanks,
Miles

Answer 1

"article_friends[]" => array ( "name" => ,

doesn’t create a new article_friends sub array. It creates a key in the parent $product array whose name happens to be article_friends[].

Remove the quotes from around the key, so you end up with

article_friends[] => array ( "name" => , ...