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Asked: 2026-05-14T08:51:20+00:00

Okay, here’s my current code for an array. $sites[0][‘url’] = http://example0.com; $sites[1][‘url’] = http://example1.com;

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Okay, here’s my current code for an array.

    $sites[0]['url'] = "http://example0.com;
    $sites[1]['url'] = "http://example1.com;
    $sites[2]['url'] = "http://example2.com;
    $sites[3]['url'] = "http://example3.com;
    $sites[4]['url'] = "http://example4.com;

What I want to do is perhaps make a php page with something like

$sites_to_put_in_array =
    http://example0.com
    http://example1.com
    http://example2.com

And so forth, so that to add a new site to the array, I only need to add the url. Not really a necessary addition, just something I think will make it easier in the future for expanding my script.

And ideas on how to set that up?

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  1. Editorial Team

    Using the $array[] syntax, rather than $array[NUMBER], forces PHP to append the new item to the end of your array, so your numbered array index becomes redundant.

    $sites[] = array('url' => "http://example0.com");
$sites[] = array('url' => "http://example1.com");
$sites[] = array('url' => "http://example2.com");
$sites[] = array('url' => "http://example3.com");
$sites[] = array('url' => "http://example4.com");

    It’s more than just adding the URL, but it’s a tradeoff between processing overhead and convenience.

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