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Quick array question


Vince889

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I should know this, but i'm having a bad day.  :(

 

If I have:

 

		$s = array();	
	$s[0] = "blah.";
	$s[1] = "blah blah.";
	$s[2] = "more blah.";


	echo array_rand($s,1);

 

Why it return a random number and a warning:

Warning: array_rand() [function.array-rand]: First argument has to be an array in [filename here] on line 140

 

I'm just trying to pull a random element from the array without using a complex formula. Now I've done this before but damn, like I said, my day has been full of sh*t.

 

Any help would be appreciated.

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Try this:

 

<?php
$s = array("blah.", "blah blah.", "more blah.");
$rand = array_rand($s);
echo $s[$rand];
?>

 

Excellent, man. It works. Thank you very much.. solved :]

 

And Pickachu, you're right as well. Don't mind me i'm in my own little worldddd. Sorry for wasting you folk's time.

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There's more than one way to do most things, glad it's figured out.

 

Yep, there's probably 10 different ways to do this just depends on how you want to accomplish it.

 

 

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