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@NogDogDec 12.2006 — #I think that indicates that $page has already been set somewhere else in the code as a string. Is it possible that the host where the problem is occurring has register_globals enabled and that you have a superglobal value such as $_GET['page'] or $_SESSION['page'] which is therefore also creating the variable $page from the register_globals functionality? If so, the simple fix would be to add the following before you start assigning values to the array:
Arrays
Ok so I’ve been developing a page using php5.1.16. My webhost is using 5.2.0.
However, this code works fine with my personal testing server:
[code=php]
$page[“content”][0][“title”] = ‘title’;
$page[“content”][0][“subtitle”] = ‘sub sub’;
$page[“content”][0][“content”] = ‘text text text’;
But it returns this error on my web host:
[code=php]Fatal error: Cannot use string offset as an array in /usr/home/user/public_html/site/code.php on line n
Where n is the first line in the example code above.
Have I been using arrays wrong all along?
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@NogDogDec 12.2006 — #I think that indicates that $page has already been set somewhere else in the code as a string. Is it possible that the host where the problem is occurring has register_globals enabled and that you have a superglobal value such as $_GET['page'] or $_SESSION['page'] which is therefore also creating the variable $page from the register_globals functionality? If so, the simple fix would be to add the following before you start assigning values to the array:[code=php]
$page = array();
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