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Found how to do it. Simply uses insert_into_array function and modify its input for an array value: foreach ($b as $key=>$val) { $z = insert_into_array(&$a,$key, $val); }

thanks, but I've tried to merge it before. Your result is, Array ( [0] => 214 [1] => 216 [2] => 217 [3] => 452 [4] => 228 [5] => 229 ) and not as my expected, i.e array ( [0] => 214 [1] => 216 [2] => 228 [3] => 229 [4] => 217 [5] => 452 ) and it should be working if they dont have brackets (just add array a+array b). Why does it have brackets, it's because they produced from query streams. And I dont have a clue to remove them (i.e bracket).

need urgent help from you guys, please.. I have two arrays - Array a = array ( [0] => 214 [1] => 216 [2] => 217 [3] => 452 ) and - Array b = array ( [2] => 228 [3] => 229 ) Question is, how to push the array a to b so the result should be : array ( [0] => 214 [1] => 216 [2] => 228 [3] => 229 [4] => 217 [5] => 452 ) ? Note that, it should be easy if the keys don't have brackets, just sum array a + array b. But they have. Thanks for your kind before