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I'm beginning with PHP and I would like to get your help in order to populate array with double value.

I have this little script :

$liststatus=array(
    '-1'=>$langs->trans("Draft"),
    '1'=>$langs->trans("Validated"),
    '0'=>$langs->trans("Resiliated")
);

I would like to add'10'=>$langs->trans("Validated"). In this way, validated search button should displays$liststatus with both values'1' and'10'

I tried :

$liststatus=array(
    '-1'=>$langs->trans("Draft"),
    '1'=>$langs->trans("Validated"),
    '10'=>$langs->trans("Validated"),
    '0'=>$langs->trans("Resiliated")
);

But it displays twice validated button.

So How I can write something like this :

'1' && '10'=>$langs->trans("Validated")

I tried this syntax but it doesn't work.

Thank you :)

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Answer

Solution:

Array or hash need to have Key and Value.

What you did here is correct as both ket '1' and '10' pointing to value 'Validated'. 

$liststatus=array(
   '-1'=>$langs->trans("Draft"),
   '1'=>$langs->trans("Validated"),
   '10'=>$langs->trans("Validated"),
   '0'=>$langs->trans("Resiliated")
);

Or if you really hate see 'Validated' repeated there, you can split it into two arrays.

$listStatusText = [$langs->trans("Draft"),
                   $langs->trans("Validated"),
                   $langs->trans("Resiliated")];
$listStatus=array(
    '-1'=> 0,
    '1' => 1,
    '10'=> 1,
    '0' => 2
);

echo $listStatusText[$listStatus[$x]]; // $x is your key value.

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