|
|
Posted by Girish on 12/16/45 11:59
Ron Barnett wrote:
> In the example you have given, which equates to a Get, the variables will
> indeed overwrite each other with only the last value surviving, as stated by
> lorento.
>
Hi Ron and everyone else,
Thanks for your response. Let me expand a bit on my requirement. I have
a dynamically generated form where I am now trying something similiar.
To wit:
<input name='inp[0]' type='checkbox' value='first value'>
<input name='inp[1]' type='checkbox' value='second value'>
<input name='inp[2]' type='checkbox' value='third value'>
..
..
etc
Basically, I present a user with a dynamically generated checklist and
I am trying to see all the values that he has checked.
>
> once this is received by your PHP script the values may be retrieved :
>
> $myArray = $_REQUEST('ip'); // note no subscripts required
>
> $myArray['0'] will contain 'first value', $myArray['1'] the second value,
> and so on
Doing as you have suggested, count($myArray) gives the correct number
of values ticked.
But only $myArray['0'] is set!
$myArray['1'], $myArray['2'] , ..., etc are not set!
Not to flame or anything, I AM quite surprised by how arcane processing
a checklist in php is turning out to be. :-)
Thanks again!
Girish
Navigation:
[Reply to this message]
|