How would you translate this in PHP ?

[Porsche_maniak]

$entry_array[ 'entry' ][0] .= 'TEST';
echo $entry_array[ 'entry' ][0];// to see its NEW contents

Gives - Fatal error: Cannot use assign-op operators with overloaded objects nor string offsets

Then i go to alternative so - $entry_array[ 'entry' ][0] = $entry_array[ 'entry' ][0] . 'TEST';
echo $entry_array[ 'entry' ][0];// to see its NEW contents

Gives - <<<<<
<<<<<
<<<<<
<<<<<
<<<<<
<<<<<
<<<<<
<<<<<
<<<<<
<<<<<

and all the entries below...

Porsche_maniak Reviewed by Porsche_maniak on 29th Apr 2010. How would you translate this in PHP ? For first value in $var do something... I think it is subarray.. like - $entry_array .. So t3od0r how to choose the first or any other value.. And btw the values are actually all entries/pages of content. I think if($entry_array) works but if i want to do this --- if($entry_array){$entry_array=$entry_array.'TEST';} it adds 'TEST' to all entries not the first one...(maybe because the code like this means 'if exist'?) Rating: 5