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Posted by Amer Neely on 11/13/06 22:54
Jerry Stuckle wrote:
> Amer Neely wrote:
>> Jerry Stuckle wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> Then you need to check your javascript code. It doesn't make any
>>> difference to PHP whether the checkbox is checked by the user or JS -
>>> in fact, there is no way for PHP to tell.
>>>
>>> If the box is checked, the client sends it to the server when the
>>> form is submitted. If the box is not checked, the client does not
>>> submit it to the server. There is no "checked by user" or "checked
>>> by javascript" flag. It's either checked or not checked.
>>>
>>> And the fact it isn't going to the browser indicates it's not
>>> checked, or you've done something else with your javascript.
>>>
>>
>> See my reply to Deniel Keplar earlier. My JS code is in there, and how
>> I use it. If you can implement it in some test code and see what PHP
>> does with it that would help I think.
>>
>> I think I need to just play with some code and check whether a
>> checkbox 'isset' or not, or whether it's 'on' or not.
>>
>
> Amer,
>
> If you change the name to DeleteThis[], you've also got to change the
> JavaScript code to reflect the name.
>
> And Michael also pointed out the other error in your code. Use his code
> - it works fine.
>
>
I've made a few changes in both the JS and PHP, and have solved the
problem (see my latest post under this subject heading) :: SOLVED.
Again thanks for the input and insight.
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