In php,
this is possible(assosiative arrays).
you can pass this to another page in two ways.
GET method
echo "<A href=\"anotherpage.php?arr[]=&arr[]=".$arr[$n(+1)]["CT"]
for ($i=0;$i==$n;$i++)
{
echo $arr[$i]["CT"];
if ($i < ($n-1))
{
echo "&arr[]=";
}
}
echo "\" >link to another page </a>\n";
NOTE: Your link should not me > 1024 chars.
A better method through forms....
<form method=post action="anotherpage.php">
for ($i=0;$i==$n;$i++)
{
echo "<input type=hidden name=\"arr[]\" value =\"".$arr[$i]["CT"]."\" >";
}
\\ submit link/button here
</form>
Why do you wanna do this ? Why not store the information somewhere on the
server and retreive it @ the next page ?
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mayank Sharma" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, December 26, 2002 12:00 AM
Subject: [ilugd]: More MySQL issues
> Nope this time there aren't any MySQL issues as such. Just wanted a few
> good references/pointers for the issues (oops) described below.
>
> (1) Can I have an array like:
> $arr[$n]["CT"]
> $arr[$n]["UT"]
> .
> .
> .
> $n++;
> $arr[$n]["CT"]
> $arr[$n]["UT"]
> .
> .
> .
> where $n is obviously 0,1,2,.... The CT, UT (and 6 others) make this a
> matrix like 2D array. A sample <input> line would be better appreciated
> than a Yes.
>
> (2) Sweet and Simple: How do I pass this array to another page where I
> can traverse through $arr and store the data in a MySQL table. Each row
> is 0,1,2.... and the columns are CT, UT, .....
>
>
> Mayank "V2.00.3-beta" Sharma
>
> "They asked for more and I gave them ..." -- Max Payne
>
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