how to create an associative array and it is value is numeric array? [on hold]

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I am trying to create an associative array that it is key is the file name of the image and I want to make the value of it as a numeric array, is this the right way to do like that ??

The value of the associative array must be a numeric array that contains the picture’s width, height, type (icon, thumbnail or background) and URL.

I have to displays all thumbnail pictures according to their dimensions and make them clickable as hyperlinks to the URL defined in its value.

<?php





$images['pic1.PNG'] = array(

    'width' => 20,

    'height' => 20,

    'type' => "icon",

    'url' => img src="pic1.png"

);

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put on hold as unclear what you're asking by billynoah, deceze♦ 2 days ago

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Can you please clarify exactly what you're trying to do? I don't see the numeric array you want as the value, but what you've posted looks fine (other than the syntax error in the url value from missing quotes)
– Robbie Averill
2 days ago

The value of the associative array must be a numeric array that contains the picture’s width, height, type (icon, thumbnail or background) and URL. @RobbieAverill
– NANA
2 days ago

Maybe just fix 'url' => img src="pic1.png" it should be a string. 3v4l.org/UZFXD
– Lawrence Cherone
2 days ago

is the way of creating the associative and numeric array is correct? or this is just called associative array? @LawrenceCherone
– NANA
2 days ago

Im not sure I understand what your asking, RTM the docs: php.net/manual/en/language.types.array.php
– Lawrence Cherone
2 days ago

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I am trying to create an associative array that it is key is the file name of the image and I want to make the value of it as a numeric array, is this the right way to do like that ??

The value of the associative array must be a numeric array that contains the picture’s width, height, type (icon, thumbnail or background) and URL.

I have to displays all thumbnail pictures according to their dimensions and make them clickable as hyperlinks to the URL defined in its value.

<?php





$images['pic1.PNG'] = array(

    'width' => 20,

    'height' => 20,

    'type' => "icon",

    'url' => img src="pic1.png"

);

edited 2 days ago

asked 2 days ago

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put on hold as unclear what you're asking by billynoah, deceze♦ 2 days ago

Can you please clarify exactly what you're trying to do? I don't see the numeric array you want as the value, but what you've posted looks fine (other than the syntax error in the url value from missing quotes)
– Robbie Averill
2 days ago

The value of the associative array must be a numeric array that contains the picture’s width, height, type (icon, thumbnail or background) and URL. @RobbieAverill
– NANA
2 days ago

Maybe just fix 'url' => img src="pic1.png" it should be a string. 3v4l.org/UZFXD
– Lawrence Cherone
2 days ago

is the way of creating the associative and numeric array is correct? or this is just called associative array? @LawrenceCherone
– NANA
2 days ago

Im not sure I understand what your asking, RTM the docs: php.net/manual/en/language.types.array.php
– Lawrence Cherone
2 days ago

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I am trying to create an associative array that it is key is the file name of the image and I want to make the value of it as a numeric array, is this the right way to do like that ??

The value of the associative array must be a numeric array that contains the picture’s width, height, type (icon, thumbnail or background) and URL.

I have to displays all thumbnail pictures according to their dimensions and make them clickable as hyperlinks to the URL defined in its value.

<?php





$images['pic1.PNG'] = array(

    'width' => 20,

    'height' => 20,

    'type' => "icon",

    'url' => img src="pic1.png"

);

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I am trying to create an associative array that it is key is the file name of the image and I want to make the value of it as a numeric array, is this the right way to do like that ??

The value of the associative array must be a numeric array that contains the picture’s width, height, type (icon, thumbnail or background) and URL.

I have to displays all thumbnail pictures according to their dimensions and make them clickable as hyperlinks to the URL defined in its value.

<?php





$images['pic1.PNG'] = array(

    'width' => 20,

    'height' => 20,

    'type' => "icon",

    'url' => img src="pic1.png"

);

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put on hold as unclear what you're asking by billynoah, deceze♦ 2 days ago

Can you please clarify exactly what you're trying to do? I don't see the numeric array you want as the value, but what you've posted looks fine (other than the syntax error in the url value from missing quotes)
– Robbie Averill
2 days ago

The value of the associative array must be a numeric array that contains the picture’s width, height, type (icon, thumbnail or background) and URL. @RobbieAverill
– NANA
2 days ago

Maybe just fix 'url' => img src="pic1.png" it should be a string. 3v4l.org/UZFXD
– Lawrence Cherone
2 days ago

is the way of creating the associative and numeric array is correct? or this is just called associative array? @LawrenceCherone
– NANA
2 days ago

Im not sure I understand what your asking, RTM the docs: php.net/manual/en/language.types.array.php
– Lawrence Cherone
2 days ago

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Can you please clarify exactly what you're trying to do? I don't see the numeric array you want as the value, but what you've posted looks fine (other than the syntax error in the url value from missing quotes)
– Robbie Averill
2 days ago

The value of the associative array must be a numeric array that contains the picture’s width, height, type (icon, thumbnail or background) and URL. @RobbieAverill
– NANA
2 days ago

Maybe just fix 'url' => img src="pic1.png" it should be a string. 3v4l.org/UZFXD
– Lawrence Cherone
2 days ago

is the way of creating the associative and numeric array is correct? or this is just called associative array? @LawrenceCherone
– NANA
2 days ago

Im not sure I understand what your asking, RTM the docs: php.net/manual/en/language.types.array.php
– Lawrence Cherone
2 days ago

Can you please clarify exactly what you're trying to do? I don't see the numeric array you want as the value, but what you've posted looks fine (other than the syntax error in the url value from missing quotes)
– Robbie Averill
2 days ago

The value of the associative array must be a numeric array that contains the picture’s width, height, type (icon, thumbnail or background) and URL. @RobbieAverill
– NANA
2 days ago

Maybe just fix 'url' => img src="pic1.png" it should be a string. 3v4l.org/UZFXD
– Lawrence Cherone
2 days ago

is the way of creating the associative and numeric array is correct? or this is just called associative array? @LawrenceCherone
– NANA
2 days ago

Im not sure I understand what your asking, RTM the docs: php.net/manual/en/language.types.array.php
– Lawrence Cherone
2 days ago

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