I have a function that returns a 2 dimensional array ($user $door $ result are arrays too):
function test() {
$erg = array ($user, $door, $result);
return($erg);
}
Now in the script I call the function and try to assign it to a new variable:
$myarray test();
echo $myarray[0]['id'];
This throws an exception: Index not defined: 'id'. When I add a dimension it works:
echo $myarray[0][0]['id'];
I dont know where this 2nd dimenstion comes from :-(
The following line:
$erg = array ($user, $door, $result);
indexes your arrays given by the order provided.
So this actually becomes:
$erg = array ("0"=>$user, "1"=>$door, "2"=>$result);
So either your $user array is similar to:
$user = array("0"=>array("id","userid"));
or you call this function several times and every time you call that function it adds a new parent index[0] to the provided array.