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Posted by Carl Griffin on 10/28/24 11:33
I am working an an application to enumerate users and permissions
they have to read certain fax queues on a fax server. The problem I am
having is that I can't figure out a way to let the admin grant
permission to users to users in bulk. What I do is print out a table
with checkboxes for each queue. I can name the checkboxes anything, but
right now I an naming them with fax queue id, but I could just as easily
name then like an array like "queueid[]". The problem is, how do I tell
php that the checkbox and the $queue_id variables are to be processed
together?
echo "<td width=\"10%\" scope=\"col\"><input type=\"checkbox\"
name=\"$queueid\" value=\"YES\" $checked></td>\n";
echo " <td width=\"60%\" scope=\"col\">$queue_id</td>\n";
echo " <td width=\"40%\" scope=\"col\">$queue_name</td>\n";
echo " </tr>\n";
echo "</table>\n";
$i++;
The admin would click the checkboxes of each queue the user will have
access to. I can do this one queue at a time, but that's not very
elegant when you have a lot of fax queues and a lot of users. What I
want to do is: After clicking the submit button, all of the fax queues
are updated with the new permissions for that user. It seems as though
there is a simple way to do this, but I guess it's a little beyond me at
this time. Can anyone offer any suggestions on how to get php to
understand that for each checkbox in each table, I want to update the
corresponding fax queue in that table with the new permissions??
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