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<pre><code id="code-720081">array_push($query,'property_type',  $property_types);
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http://php.net/manual/en/function.array-push.php [http://php.net/manual/en/function.array-push.php]



array_push($query,'property_type',  $property_types);


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OK but I don't understand, or should I say you've confused me a little with the array_push() capability now?<br />
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I knew I can do:<br />
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array_push($array,array('v<wbr />alue' =&gt; $value));<br />
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and<br />
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array_push($array,$value);<wbr /><br />
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Which both push values into the Array $array but I didn't know I can push values into the Array $array using:<br />
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array_push($array,'value',<wbr />$value);<br />
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Cool!<br />
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Thank you!
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OK but I don't understand, or should I say you've confused me a little with the array_push() capability now?

I knew I can do:

array_push($array,array('value' => $value));

and

array_push($array,$value);

Which both push values into the Array $array but I didn't know I can push values into the Array $array using:

array_push($array,'value',$value);

Cool!

Thank you!

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$query = array('counties' =&gt; 1,'page' =&gt; $selected_page_num,'min_pr<wbr />ice' =&gt; $min_value,'max_price' =&gt; $max_value,'sort_by' =&gt; 'price');<br />
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$property_types = array('house','apartment',<wbr />'duplex','<wbr />bungalow')<wbr />;<br />
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<br />
array_push($query,'propert<wbr />y_type' =&gt; $property_types); &nbsp; &lt;-------------ERROR LINE<br />
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I've tried searching on Google for a solution but I don't understand the suggested fixes.
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$query = array('counties' => 1,'page' => $selected_page_num,'min_price' => $min_value,'max_price' => $max_value,'sort_by' => 'price');

$property_types = array('house','apartment','duplex','bungalow');
			
array_push($query,'property_type' => $property_types);   <-------------ERROR LINE

I've tried searching on Google for a solution but I don't understand the suggested fixes.

unexpected T_DOUBLE_ARROW

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