For...to..next $Var Within An Array?

[Bigglesw0rth]

So I am probably going about this wrong, so I thought I'd ask.

Basically I have have a simple array at the top of my page:

Global $_Field7[2] = ["Dog", "Cat"]

And later I have a button made that runs this for..to loop:

For $ii = 7 to 14
_FieldCreation($_Field[$ii][0], $_Field[$ii][1])
Next

I try to run it and it keeps saying that it is not declared. I wanted it to work like the $ii going into $_Field[1] so it would look like $_Field7[0] and $_Field7[1] . And that would be declaird, so obviously im not getting the '7' from the $ii in there correctly. What should I do to get it to work so that the $ii is put in correctly so it outputs the already declared variables?

Thanks

Edit: Do I need to create a new array and place my smaller arrays inside? Or is there a way to put two variables together to create a new variable?

Edit#2: Looks like I should just put everything inside one large array. Id still like to know if i can combine two vars into a new already declaired var, and if there is just a better method than this. Thanks for reading my crazyness.!

Edited October 1, 2011 by Bigglesw0rth

[bogQ]

you have 1D array declared and using 2D in loop

1D=[0]

2D=[0][0]

look at

Example 4 for _ArrayDisplay

and note that you don't have enough elements in there to loop $ii = 7 to 14

Edited October 1, 2011 by bogQ

[Bigglesw0rth]

Ahh, thanks I get how 2D arrays work now. First part is 'sets' and the second is number of 'elements' in each set?

Awesome!

Edited October 1, 2011 by Bigglesw0rth

[Unsigned]

Ahh, thanks I get how 2D arrays work now. First part is 'sets' and the second is number of 'elements' in each set?

Awesome!

Yep. An alternate way is to think of it as X and Y coordinates on a two-dimensional matrix. But you've got the idea.