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Posted by Miguel Cruz on 08/08/06 03:13
"Sonnich" <sonnich.jensen@elektrobit.com> wrote:
> Miguel Cruz wrote:
>> "Sonnich" <sonnich.jensen@elektrobit.com> wrote:
>>> if( !(isset($_POST[$part1[$i]]) && ($_POST[$part1[$i]] == "")) )
>>
>> Are you sure you want $_POST[$part1[$i]] ? Maybe $_POST[$part1][$i] ?
>>
>> Hard to know without understanding how your form and code look, but my
>> proposed alternative is more typical for dealing with checkboxes.
>>
>> If I am correct in my theory, turning on E_ALL error reporting would
>> have drawn attention to the issue.
>
> I have a number of checkboxes, which are created from a DB. I read a
> number of codes into an array $part1[]= then I create the checkboxes
> Name=\"$part1[$i]] \" and at the same time set them to checked or not.
> At first they should be checked, but the user can select to uncheck
> them. Then, when submitting the now present values should be in use.
In that case you definitely want $_POST[$part1][$i] .
miguel
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