So add a counter that is set initially to the number of rows, and increases after inserting each number.
On Sun, Dec 19, 2010 at 11:32 AM, lidgold <[email protected]> wrote: > Thanks Arian, > as you suppposed I'm using 1.2. I've added the attributes as you suggested, > and now it works. > Still some problems with item number. > My goal is to obtain an array of items, so I should have > > <tr> > <td><input id="item_id" name="item[0][item_id]" value="" /></td> > <td><input id="item_name" name="item[0][item_name]" value="" /></td> > </tr> > > > <tr> > <td><input id="item_id" name="item[1][item_id]" value="" /></td> > <td><input id="item_name" name="item[1][item_name]" value="" /></td> > </tr> > > and so on for each new row. > > This way the resulting array will be: > > Array ( [0] => Array ( [item_id] => 25 [item_name] =>'one name' ) [1] => > Array ([item_id] => 26 [item_name] =>'another name') ) > > If I have no progressive number after lap, I will get: > > Array ( [0] => Array ( [item_id] => 25 [item_name] =>'one name' ) [1] => > Array ([item_id] => 26) [2] => Array ([item_name] =>'another name') ) > > item_id and item_name of the second row becomes two separate arrays. > If I post them like this, I can't store them inside my table. > > Any suggestion? > Thanks again. >
