I don't think you need to get into global variables unless you *really* need to. In 
this case it 
sounds as if you don't.

OK so you have an array of checked values, so what's next? You wanna get those 
variables outta that 
array in your process script, and perform whatever it is you want (inserts, updates 
etc) upon those 
variables.

so:

foreach($array as $key=>$val) {
echo "<p><b>$key: </b>" . "$val</p>";
}

This will echo the array's keys (labels, whatever) and their associated values to the 
page. (just 
so you can see what's going on)
You can now use these vars ($key and $val) to perform your DB inserts updates etc.

I hope that was of use to you.

Regards:
Russ


On Tue, 11 Dec 2001 12:14:01 +0100 es said <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> hi there,
> this time i've got another problem with my set of database-tables:
> i created a database (containing 6 tables) and some html-sheets for the in-
> and output. so far, so good.
> some values should be added to ONE of those tables table by checking
> checkboxes in a form.
> okay, the checked values of the checkboxes go into an array, which is given
> to the processing php-sheet as globals, but furtheri don't get yet.
> can someone please help me?
> all thanx !!!
> cornelia
> 
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