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You can't, because array_push() only adds numerically indexed elements.

 

But you can simply do

 

$replacements['test'] = array("!*EMAIL*!" => "email@email.com");

 

And it will be added to the end of the array.  In any case, "$array[] =" iis recommended instead of array_push().

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You can use array_push() that will insert the array elements into the array.

If you want to use this function to solve the problem then first declare the subarrays separately and then

use array_push() to the push the subarrays in the array similarly as the elements are pushed to the array.

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