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So sorry, the code sample above has 2 $A instead of $A and $B this is the correct code: [PHP] // Addressbook fields $A = array("defaultBilling" => "true", "defaultShipping" => "false", "label"=>"111", "addr1"=>"111", "addr2"=>"111", "addressee"=>$addressee, "city"=>$city, "phone"=>$phone, "state" => $state, "zip"=>$zip);…

in Adding Multiple Addresses to customer addressbook in PHP Comment by 3946510 Jan 31, 2008 11:54AM
Hi John, Thanks for the response. We resolved the problem by creating a list. For some reason, when we used random keys for the array, it worked. Jim

in Adding Multiple Addresses to customer addressbook in PHP Comment by 3946510 Feb 5, 2008 11:23AM

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