e.g. For the input form:
while (odbc_fetch_row($rs)) {
echo "<tr><td><input type=text name=myfield_".odbc_result($rs, "ID")." value=".odbc_result($rs, "MyFieldValue")."></td></tr>";
}
And to read the data:
while (odbc_fetch_row($rs)) {
$sql = "update MyTable set MyFieldValue='".$_REQUEST['myfield_'.odbc_result($rs, "ID")]."' where (ID=".odbc_result($rs, "ID").")";
odbc_exec($db, $sql);
}
aap
Daniel Harik wrote:
Jim Lucas wrote:
This is untested, but I seem to recall doing something like this on a project last year.
<form method='post' action='/process.php'> <!-- row #1 --> <input type=text name='row[0][id]'> <input type=text name='row[0][name]'> <input type=text name='row[0][company]'> <input type=text name='row[0][title]'> <br> <!-- row #2 --> <input type=text name='row[1][id]'> <input type=text name='row[1][name]'> <input type=text name='row[1][company]'> <input type=text name='row[1][title]'> <br> <!-- row #3 --> <input type=text name='row[2][id]'> <input type=text name='row[2][name]'> <input type=text name='row[2][company]'> <input type=text name='row[2][title]'> <br> <input type=submit> </form>
Thank you for your reply, but i'm pulling records from db, and ids won't be 1,2,3,4......n, but more random.