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Posted by Jerry Stuckle on 11/19/25 11:47
guitarromantic@gmail.com wrote:
> Jerry Stuckle wrote:
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>>Since you (probably) have multiple text areas, you can either give them unique
>>names such as 'comment_1', "comment_2', etc. Or, a simpler approach would be to
>>name them all 'comment[]', in which case the $_POST['comment'] will be an array
>>with one element for each text area.
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> Ahh, I'd given them all unique names with the name of the author_id
> attached, so I was wondering how to get that. I didn't think I could
> give them all the same name, thanks for enlightening me!
>
Well, you can also get the name of all values from the $_POST array, i.e.
foreach ($_POST as $key->$value) {
...
Or name then "text1", "text2", etc. and have another hidden variable with each
one such as "staff1", "staff2", etc. which contains the staff id.
Lots of ways to do it.
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