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sorry, yep, I'm trying to update just the array so I can update the values contained for use later in the code. I haven't got any useful source code as I'm not actually sure how to write it, the example I posted is a representation of what I'm after. I just want to be able to update values in the array for later use in the code, but I cant figure how to write that I guess something like $fees[1]['amount'] = 5. but I cant understand about the $key >= $v type of approach....

Hi all, I'm trying to figure out how to update values I have in an array. I'm a bit stuck and hope someone can advise. I've read about all sorts of bits but I'm stuck, I dont really understand associative so thought I'd post an example of my code for someone to hopefully assist.. so, if I have a table $fees, which is filled from a select, for example.. select * from `cases_fees`. "contains fields for id, type, amount and others now I want to do is foreach through that table and update a field called `amount`. but I cant understand the foreach >= as key part. what is a key and what isn't ? (I know what the keys of the db table arem but that's not the same eh?) I'm fine with normal foreach, but I cant update back to the array so I need to find out how to be able to set valus back into $fees[`amount`] hope someone can point me in the right direction please... Ted