Arrays. 2-dimensional ones.

[Spudhead]

There's something fundamental about declaring arrays in VBscript that I'm just not getting. The code below is supposed to take strBasket (when live, this will be a session variable but for testing I'm hardcoding it) and split it up into a 2-dimensional array.

I've tried declaring aBasket as it is, and with dimensions in, ie:
aBasket = Array(50,2)

I've been through and response.written every other variable it's dealing with: i, myBasketItem(0), myBasketItem(1) - the lot. Everything is as it should be, but I still get an error, "Subscript out of range" when I try to add anything to my aBasket array (the line marked in bold below).

What am I doing wrong?

Dim strBasket, aBasketItems, myBasketItem, strID, strQuantity, aBasket, strID_list
aBasket = Array()

strBasket="1-5_2-10_3-15"

if strBasket&""<>"" then
	if inStr(strBasket,"_") then
		aBasketItems=split(strBasket, "_")
		for i=lBound(aBasketItems) to uBound(aBasketItems)
			myBasketItem=split(aBasketItems(i), "-")
			[B]aBasket(i,0)=myBasketItem(0)[/B]
			aBasket(i,1)=myBasketItem(1)
		next
	else
		myBasketItem=split(strBasket, "-")
		aBasket(0,0)=myBasketItem(0)
		aBasket(0,1)=myBasketItem(1)
	end if
end if

[glenngv]

aBasket should be dimensioned like this

Dim aBasket(50, 2)

The Array function is only used for static one-dimension array:

<% myarray = Array("A", "B", "C", "D") %>

where the parameter is the list of values not the size of the array.

[Spudhead]

Fantasticissimo

Cheers, glenngv