Posted by JDS on 10/07/05 22:42

On Fri, 07 Oct 2005 08:33:51 +0200, Dikkie Dik wrote:

> an array of checked items on the server. You can use the implode
> function to convert it to a comma separated list if you want to.

Example[1]:

$sql = "SELECT * FROM boogers WHERE booger_id IN ( "
. join(",", $_REQUEST['booger_ids']) . " )";

(Note that that is all one line of PHP).

You can use implode() instead of join() -- they are functionally identical.


[1] Change "booger" to "bogie" for those from the UK. :)
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