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Update: Working like a charm now :D

Progress... got what was needed with:

$info[$campaign_row['campaignid']] = array("name" => $campaign_row['campaignname'],"booked" => (int)$campaign_row['views'], "served" => $total , "remaining"...

OK, Yea! The solution was simple... only required the addition of some brackets, it seems (now testing next steps). This is the line now:
$info[] = array($campaign_row['campaignid'] =>...

I am thinking to give up on an associative array of multi-dimension for this code and move to numeric arrays; after searching the net fairly exhaustively, I've not found a similar example of a...

I tried removing the single quotes; no error, but the results were the same as the original post.

These complex associative arrays are hard :wall:

So, you think this will work?

$info = array("$campaign_row[campaignid]" => array("name" => $campaign_row['campaignname'],"booked" => (int)$campaign_row['views'], "served" => $total , "remaining"...

I tried a number of things, and when I do this:

$info = array("$campaign_row['campaignid']" => array("name" => $campaign_row['campaignname'],"booked" => (int)$campaign_row['views'], "served" =>...

I'm not very good at associative arrays; and working on this PHP code has got me a bit stumped. My goal is to populate a (multidimensional) associative array in a PHP while look after a MySQL query....