* Thus wrote Wan Do Ke ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Here its the scenario:
>
> i have a table with campo1x, campo1y, campo2x, campo3y, ..... campo10x,
> campo10y on the table ejes
>
> so what i need to do is to split an array that i send to this page on php ..
> and include the values on this fields (but only on the fields that the $num
> its writen)
> (this is make by this way because the data is from flash)
>
> <?php
>
>
> $propiedades= array("x","y");
>
> // this values came from a $_POST (not now but they will)
>
> $ejey ="1,2,3,4";
> $ejex = "1,3,22,4";
> $num= "1,2,5,7";
>
>
> $valx = split(",", $ejex);
> $valy = split(",", $ejey);
It might make it easier if you set up your val as:
$val['x'] = split(",", $ejex);
$val['y'] = split(",", $ejey);
> $numo= split(",", $num);
>
> for ($i = 0; $i < count($numo) ; $i++) {
> for ($e = 0; $e < 2 ; $e++) {
// then: and the current propiedades
$thispropiedads = $propiedades[$e];
>
> // here its campo1x so then on the update i know wich field i have to
> update...
> // the problem is that i dont know how can i retrive the value of $valx
> and $valy
> // this is OK .. because i know the name of the field that i
> have to update... my problem is to catch the value !
> $a="campo" .$numo[$i] . $propiedades[$e];
// just to use the vars i set up
$a = "campo" . $numo[$i] . "$thispropiedads";
>
> /* this is WRONG ! i need $valy[0] or $valx[0] values checking
> with $propiedades[$e]
>
> $b="\$val" . $propiedades[$e]. [$e];
// i think your mistake originally is that last $e should
// be $i instead..
// Using the array I setup above would be:
$b = $val[$thispropiedads][$i];
>
>
> */
>
> // wrong the $b
> $result2 = mysql_query("UPDATE ejes SET $a='$b'", $Connect);
>
>
> }
> }
>
>
> ?>
That should work.
btw, next time Compose a new message when starting a new topic.
Curt
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