How can I add an index (1,2,3) to an array like this:
$errors['success'] = false; //0
$errors['#errOne'] = "Enter a valid username"; //1
$errors['#errTwo'] = "Enter a valid email";//2
$errors['#errThree'] = "Enter a valid password";//3
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Just use the integer index instead of the string index.
$errors[0] = false;
If your order doesn't matter, it's easier yet to not specify an index, and PHP will push it onto the array.
$errors[] = false;
$errors[] = "Enter a valid username";
Looking at your structure though, I would suggest not keeping such a mix of things in your array. You should have an array for your list of errors, and a separate value for whether or not something was successful. (Is the definition of successful no errors? If so, you can check for that.) Maybe something like this instead?
$status['success'] = false;
$status['errors'] = array();
$status['errors'][] = 'Enter a valid username';
// etc.
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If you dont care about elements order:
$errors = array_values($errors);
If you need to specify a some order:
$errors = array(
$errors['success']
$errors['#errOne']
$errors['#errTwo']
$errors['#errThree']
);
