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Posted by Martin Jay on 05/27/06 00:24
In message <1148669676.491946.94730@g10g2000cwb.googlegroups.com>,
sloane.irwin@gmail.com writes
>I'm sorry but this is all brand new to me. My boss wanted me to use
>INSERT INTO SET using the VALUES keyword, and everything works fine
>except for the checkboxes. Can checkboxes not be used unless with an
>array?
Yes they can. I think the problem with your code is that if the drive1
box isn't ticked on the web page, $_REQUEST['drive1'] won't exist. So,
this portion of the code I posted:
isset($_REQUEST['drive1'])) ? $_REQUEST['drive1'] : "";
returns either the value of $_REQUEST['drive1'] if it exists, or ""
(empty) if it doesn't.
>Also, I don't just want certain checkboxes checked in the view/edit
>page, I want the ones that correspond to the row in the db checked
>because each entry will be different.
An example of how to do this would be to change:
<input type="checkbox" name="drive1" value="yes">
to this:
<input type="checkbox" name="drive1" value="yes" <?php
isset($_REQUEST['drive1'] echo "checked"; ?>>
So that if $_REQUEST['drive1'] exists the word "checked" becomes part of
the <INPUT> element and the box is checked.
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