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0) { $datas = array(); for( $i = 0; $i $table_mid[$i], 'field_tid' => $table_id[$i], 'field_numb' => $table_nbfields[$i], 'field_name' => $_POST['field_name'][$i], 'field_type' => $_POST['field_type'][$i], 'field_value' => $_POST['field_value'][$i], 'field_attribute' => $_POST['field_attribute'][$i], 'field_null' => $_POST['field_null'][$i], 'field_default' => $_POST['field_default'][$i], 'field_key' => $_POST['field_key'][$i], 'field_autoincrement' => (($_REQUEST['field_autoincrement'][$i] == 1) ? '1' : '0'), 'field_element' => $_POST['field_element'][$i], 'field_inlist' => (($_REQUEST['field_inlist'][$i] == 1) ? '1' : '0'), 'field_inform' => (($_REQUEST['field_inform'][$i] == 1) ? '1' : '0'), 'field_admin' => (($_REQUEST['field_admin'][$i] == 1) ? '1' : '0'), 'field_user' => (($_REQUEST['field_user'][$i] == 1) ? '1' : '0'), 'field_block' => (($_REQUEST['field_block'][$i] == 1) ? '1' : '0'), 'field_main' => (($i == $_REQUEST['field_main']) ? '1' : '0'), 'field_search' => (($_REQUEST['field_search'][$i] == 1) ? '1' : '0'), 'field_required' => (($_REQUEST['field_required'][$i] == 1) ? '1' : '0') ); } foreach ($datas as $value) { $obj->setVars( $value ); $fieldsHandler->insert($obj); } }[/code] so this: [code]if ($table_nbfields > 0) [/code] will never be true and you will never get to the code that you have shown us. And of course, you will never be able to test any changes you are making to it. You define the variable as: [code]$table_nbfields = TDMCreate_CleanVars($_REQUEST, 'table_nbfields');[/code] But there is no variable of this name in the $_REQUEST. There is the "field_numb", which seems to be the one that you're should be using. Fix that, and then you'll be able to see if the whole array issue is working or not. Always check your logic to make sure that you are getting what you expect to get, and that's why tools like [url=http://phpunit.de/][b]PHPUnit [/b][/url]are so helpful :-)[/quote]" />