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Posted by Dynamo on 05/18/06 14:56
Many Thanks,
I had already tried that but it didn't work. All I got was an empty array (i.e.
array()). Then I realised that because I hadn't actually "checked" any of the
records on the previous page that of course the array WOULD be empty. So now
having "checked" 3 records on the previos page I get the following result.
Array
(
[1] => ON
[61] => ON
[62] => ON
)
So now I want to use the information stored in the $_POST array to delete
records from mysql table. In the above example I would want the records where id
= 1,61 and 62 to be deleted from the table named Catalogue. How would I
incorporate the information stored in S_POST to complete the code below.
$query1="DELETE FROM Catalogue WHERE id = ?";
mysql_query($query1) or die("Failed Query of " . $query1);
Regards
Dynamo
In article <qPXag.48244$IE1.4745@fe12.usenetserver.com>, David Haynes says...
><?php
>echo "<pre>\n";
>print_r($_POST);
>echo "</pre>\n";
>?>
>
>-david-
>
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