From: "Yves Arsenault" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

> I have this in my form.... the checkUnCheck(this); will uncheck values
1,2,3
> if None is chosen... Now when I submit this form, the output I get from
> $Avail is the word Array and not the actual content.... ('1,2,3' if I
choose
> 1,2,3)
> <td>
> <input type="Checkbox" name="Avail[]" value="1"
> onclick="checkUnCheck(this);">1&nbsp;
> <input type="Checkbox" name="Avail[]" value="2"
> onclick="checkUnCheck(this);">2&nbsp;
> <input type="Checkbox" name="Avail[]" value="2"
> onclick="checkUnCheck(this);">3&nbsp;
> <input type="Checkbox" name="Avail[]" value=""
> onclick="checkUnCheck(this);">None&nbsp;
> </td>
>
> Am I missing something??

Kind of. $Avail IS an array (because you named it correctly with [ and ]),
that's why you get that. If you check "2", then you should have

$Avail[0] = 2

in PHP. If you check more than one box, then you'll have $Avail[0],
$Avail[1], etc.

---John Holmes...

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