So the context array should look like:
$context = array (
‘test1′ => $test1,
‘test2′ => $test2,
‘test3′ => $test3
);

But you can also define it in the following way.
$context['test1'] = $test1;
$context['test2'] = $test2;
$context['test3'] = $test3;

The quotes around the values denotes that the values are strings if you are using variables then you don’t need the quotes. So your variable declarations need to be:
$test1 = ‘test1′;
$test2 = ‘test2′;
$test3 = ‘test3′;

PHP.net offers some good documentation on arrays that you might find useful

Is this realy correct? Shouldn’t there be a ; in the end? When I’m running the code it complains about =.

error msg: Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘=’, expecting ‘)’

I’ve tryed to put “” around the array elements like this. “‘post_variable1′ = ‘post_value1′”, This makes it run but stops whith this

error msg: Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_VARIABLE poiting to the line where I have $something = sendPost($URL, $context)

my code
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start
…..

include “../scripts/sendPost.php”;

$test1=test1
$test2=test2
$test3=test3

$context = array (
“‘test1′ = $test1″,
“‘test2′ = $test2″,
“‘test3′ = $test3″
);

$URL=”127.0.0.1/print.php”

$something = sendPost($URL, $context)

….
end
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