In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Sterling) wrote:
> $m = "03";
> $list = array(01=>"Jan", 02=>"Feb", 03=>"Mar", 04=>"Apr", 05=>"May",
> 06=>"Jun", 07=>"Jul", 08=>"Aug", 09=>"Sep\", 10=>"Oct", 11=>"Nov",
> 12="Dec");
> $month = $list[$m];
> print "$month\n";
>
> What I want to print is the month in Text format, which in this instance
> should be Mar .
> I even tried: $month = array_keys($list, $m);
>
> Now I know that $list[x]; references the location of an item so I know
> why the previous code doesn't work in that respect, since nowhere is 01
> a location but an association within the array. Right?
The keys to an associative array should be quoted. Also, that escaped
quote on "Sep\" is throwing everything off. Try:
$m = "03";
$list = array("01"=>"Jan", "02"=>"Feb", "03"=>"Mar", "04"=>"Apr",
"05"=>"May", "06"=>"Jun", "07"=>"Jul", "08"=>"Aug", "09"=>"Sep",
"10"=>"Oct", "11"=>"Nov","12"="Dec");//keys quoted, no escaped quotes
$month = $list["$m"];//associative array element index quoted
print "$month\n";
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