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Posted by Rik on 01/03/07 04:12
Ryan wrote:
> The only problem with that, is I'm trying to stay within the
> guidelines of where I am in the book. It appears I'm having trouble
> just sending data in an array from one site to another. I take it
> using the html 'sumbit' won't work in a php script?
Well, it works wonderfully thank you very much :-)
> I tried using
> regular arrays to store price, names, and the quantity the user
> inputs, but when I try to echo any of that into the process.php
> script, nothing displays.
Hard to say what's wrong without that code, but if the book's that bad you
probaly want to check out register_globals and a lot can become clear. If
not, post the snippet of your receiving code.
> It's not a huge ordeal, I just though I'd
> try update my pages as I go along with the book. Thanks though!
Well, normally one would have some kind of 'id' for the different commics.
If you'd name you input fields 'quantity[{$id}] for instance, you'd have a
perfectly servicable array on the receiving end when posting in
$_POST['quantity']. With thing like array_filter() and the like you can
work on the whole array quite fast, and is often a more efficient and
faster solution then going OO.
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Rik Wasmus
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