Just call $cell by reference like this: foreach($array as &$cell) {...} And it should retain the value. Passing by reference.
Yes! Thank you! – Nicolas Thery Dec 18 '11 at 16:06.
When you iterate over the array, $cell is a copy of the value, not a reference so changing it will not effect the value in the array. You should either use & to make the $cell a reference: foreach ($array as &$cell) { if ($cell"type" == "type_list") { $cell"list" = $anObject; error_log(print_r($cell, TRUE), 0); } error_log(print_r($array, TRUE), 0); Or access the array items directly using an index. Foreach ($array as $i => $cell) { if ($array$i"type" == "type_list") { $array$i"list" = $anObject; error_log(print_r($array$i, TRUE), 0); } error_log(print_r($array, TRUE), 0).
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