[Slypher]

alright, im typing a huge functions script, and i wanna use arrays for some of my functions.

function Error($array){
global $sql;
echo $array['field'];
return TRUE;
}

when i do that it doesnt echo, meaning it wont show my field. it acts as if nothings there

i even tried doing global $sql, $array; but that didnt work either, anyone know if i can use arrays or another way or something?

[NeverMind]

you can use arrays! many softwares use them!
just print_r($array) inside this function and see what you get..
I think that ['field'] might be empty ..
because your code is 100% syntax correct!

[Slypher]

$array = array("field" => "2", "username" => $this->username, "password" => $this->password);

[NeverMind]

Originally Posted by Slypher

$array = array("field" => "2", "username" => $this->username, "password" => $this->password);

that's pretty strange!
you used print_r() inside the function body, right?
if you can see results coming from print_r() then you should also see from echo!