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you could loop through the array, and create a new one, like so:

$column = array(); while($row = mysql_fetch_array($info)){ $column[] = $row[$key]; //Edited - added semicolon at the End of line.1st and 4th(prev) line } 

you could loop through the array, and create a new one, like so:

$column = array() while($row = mysql_fetch_array($info)){ $column[] = $row[$key]; //Edited - added semicolon at the End of line 4th(prev) line } 

you could loop through the array, and create a new one, like so:

$column = array(); while($row = mysql_fetch_array($info)){ $column[] = $row[$key]; //Edited - added semicolon at the End of line.1st and 4th(prev) line } 
$column[] = $row[$key] to $column[] = $row[$key];
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you could loop through the array, and create a new one, like so:

$column = array() while($row = mysql_fetch_array($info)){ $column[] = $row[$key]$row[$key]; //Edited - added semicolon at the End of line 4th(prev) line  } 

you could loop through the array, and create a new one, like so:

$column = array() while($row = mysql_fetch_array($info)){ $column[] = $row[$key] } 

you could loop through the array, and create a new one, like so:

$column = array() while($row = mysql_fetch_array($info)){ $column[] = $row[$key]; //Edited - added semicolon at the End of line 4th(prev) line  } 
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you could loop through the array, and create a new one, like so:

$column = array() while($row = mysql_fetch_array($info)){ $column[] = $row[$key] }