The easiest way for me to explain this is to show an example ... Here's a replication of the problem code:

<?php
 $test=array();
 $test['one']='hello';
 if(isset($test['one']['two'][0])) {
 echo 'Apparently it is set ...';
 echo $test['one']['two'][0];
 }
?>

This returns as:

Apparently it is set ...

Warning: Illegal string offset 'two' in C:\test.php on line 6

h

Is this because there are mixed key types? It's just a little anomaly I came across and was wondering if someone could shed some light on it ...

The easiest way for me to explain this is to show an example ... Here's a replication of the problem code:

<?php
 $test=array();
 $test['one']='hello';
 if(isset($test['one']['two'][0])) {
 echo 'Apparently it is set ...';
 echo $test['one']['two'][0];
 }
?>

This returns as:

Apparently it is set ...

Warning: Illegal string offset 'two' in C:\test.php on line 6

h

Is this because there are mixed key types? It's just a little anomaly I came across and was wondering if someone could shed some light on it ...