Explanation of the touserarray in table PMTEXT

[Dismounted]

You create an array like you normally would, then use serialize().

[FredrikSE]

After I've serialized my string with this code:

PHP Code:

$touserarray = array($array['toID'], $array['toID']); 
$touserarray = serialize($touserarray); 


The resul is thist:

a:2:{i:0;s:2:"16";i:1;s:2:"16";}

It's no way near the way the strings look like in the database.

What am I doing wrong?

[MoT3rror]

PHP Code:

array(
    'cc',
     array(
        $userid,
       $username
     )
); 


[FredrikSE]

It still doesn't look quite right:

a:2:{i:0;s:2:"cc";i:1;a:2:{i:0;s:2:"16";i:1;s:12:" John-Fredrik";}}

The string seems to be too long after it has been serialized...

[Opserty]

PHP Code:

$touserarray = array(
            'cc' => array
                (
                    $userid => $username
                )
            ); 


Or... why don't you just get a string from the database, run unserialize(); on it and then use var_dump(); if you follow the formatting that is outputted it shows some indication of the structure of the array.