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shuffle() indeed takes an array as an argument.

But I think you should randomize random seed before calling it. See how it's used in manual. See srand() function before shuffle() ?

 

And besides, echoing it, will always return 1 because it returns TRUE when it executes properly.

shuffle($arr);

means that $arr after that has been shuffled.

 

So

$arr = array("0","1","2","3");
shuffle($arr);
print_r($arr); //should print somewhat shuffled array

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