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I do not quite understand arrays. I read the documentation, but still can't accomplish my goal. I know what I want to do is this,

 

<?php foreach($menu as $option): ?>
<li>
    <a <?php if($option['active']): ?>class="here"<?php endif; ?> href="<?php echo $option['link']; ?>"><?php echo $option['name']; ?></a>
</li>
<?php endforeach; ?>

 

However, I don't know how to build the array. Something like...

$menu = array('active' => FALSE, 'link' => 'about.php', 'name' => 'About',
'active' => FALSE, 'link' => 'news_archive.php', 'name' => 'News Archive',
'active' => FALSE, 'link' => 'screenshots.php', 'name' => 'Screenshots');

 

but of course that doesn't work.

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try

$menu = array(array('active' => FALSE, 'link' => 'about.php', 'name' => 'About'),
array('active' => FALSE, 'link' => 'news_archive.php', 'name' => 'News Archive'=,
array('active' => FALSE, 'link' => 'screenshots.php', 'name' => 'Screenshots'));

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