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multidimensiona l array merge using PHP

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hai friends

I need one solution for multidimentiona l array merging option using php

Please send me any samples multidimensiona l array merging
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Vssp
Jan 6 '07 #1
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ronverdonk
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Well, what do you want to merge with what? A 3-dimensional with a 1-dimensional? An associative array with a sequential array??

Ronald :cool:
Jan 6 '07 #2
vssp
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Well, what do you want to merge with what? A 3-dimensional with a 1-dimensional? An associative array with a sequential array??

Ronald :cool:
yes we need 3-dimentionalarry with 1-dimentional array
Jan 8 '07 #3

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