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I got this array output in php: 

Array ( [blabla0] => Array ( [0] => lalala [1] => lelele ) [blabla1] => Array ( [0] => lalala [1] => lelele ) )

If I'd like to print by associative name, it's like this: $myArray['blabla0'][0] , and it works. But I want to do like this: echo $myArray[0][0], by index...is there any way?

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    maybe with a foreach loop Commented Dec 11, 2014 at 17:02
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    echo $myArray[array_keys($myArray)[0]][0];.... requires PHP >= 5.4 for the array dereferencing Commented Dec 11, 2014 at 17:03
  • @MarkBaker that same thing can be lengthened a bit to support older versions, as such: $arr_keys=array_keys($myArray); echo $myArray[$arr_keys[0]][0], and OP you can do that with for/foreach loops as well Commented Dec 11, 2014 at 17:09

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Mark bakers answer is best for one option. You can convert all of the array with array_values eg

$new_array = array_values($old_array); echo $new_array[0][0];

It depends how many times you wish to access the array

http://php.net/manual/en/function.array-values.php

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Thanks everyone, you help me so much! I could do it converting, and I think it'll work for me this way.