Hi Jim,
Array inexes uses [] and not (). Try this
print $out[1];
print $out[2];
You might also want to start at index 0.
- Frank
> I'm getting the above error when either attempting to print or assign
> the value of a array element to a variable, after using preg_match().
>
> === Watch for text wrapping ===
>
> $URL_Filter =
>
"/\s+Trav[0-9]\.([a-zA-Z0-9\:\/\/\.]+)\.\.[a-z0-9]+\sHAS\s([0-9]+)\sspac
> es?/";
> foreach ($outArray as $line){
> $out = array();
> if ( preg_match( "/spaces?/", $line) > 0) {
> preg_match( $URL_Filter, $line, $out); //Parse Space
> URL and Space Count
> //print "<pre>";
> //print_r($out);
> //print "</pre><br>";
> //reset($out);
> print $out(1); <-- Error occurs here
> print $out(2);
> // if ( $SpaceCount >= 1 ){
> // echo $SpaceUrl;
> // for ($i=0; $i >= $SpaceCount; i++ )
> // print $i;
> // }
> }
> }
>
> Anyone know what's going on here?
>
> Thanks,
> Jim
>
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