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Old Dec 19th, 2006, 2:19 AM   #1
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I could use some brainstorming

I'm simplifying the actual problem in the hopes that it will make the idea more efficient.
This is the array setup:
$foo[0] = 'something';
$bar[0][0] = 'something else';
$sna[0][0] = 'something more';
$bar[0][1] = 'another else';
$sna[0][1] = 'another more';
$foo[1] = 'more somethings';
$bar[1][0] = 'somethings elses';
$sna[1][0] = 'somethings mores';
...
The pattern continues like that of nth size and there must always be at least one $sna or $bar that starts with the same index as that of the $foo array.
So my question is how would I design a frontend HTML interface that would allow me to do the following:
  • change array positioning
  • modify array values
  • add more values to the arrays
Any ideas about the visual layout would be very helpful thank you.
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