Stuart, I'm no expert, but did you flush your browser?
Hth, Andre On Saturday 23 October 2004 06:46 am, Stuart Felenstein wrote: > I've tried about everything and have analyzed every > bit of code but I can't seem to resolve this issue. It > might be off topic since I can't say for sure if this > is a php problem. > > The issue - I have a multi page form. One page seems > to throw a wrench in the whole process every time I > make a simple modification. > > Initially I had this setup: > <td><input name="skill[]" type="text" > id="skill[]"></td> > <select name="sky[]" id="sky[]"> > <select name="slu[]" id="slu[]"> > <td><input name="cert[]" type="text" id="cert[]"></td> > <select name="cky[]" id="cky[]"> > <select name="clu[]" id="clu[]"> > > There were 5 rounds of these. > > Now when I setup the array I only set it up to grab > the skill[], sky[], and slu[] > > And all that works great ! And so basically > cert[],cky[],clu[] were just dead elements. > > Now what I've done is dropped the cert,cky,clu > elements > and added 5 more sets of the skill, sky and slu. > No difference in the sequence of elements in the form. > Yet for some unknown reason it throws a curve to the > process somehow and basically kills the transaction. > > I've checked, rechecked the session start and the > authentication procedures. Like I say if I put the > original one back in all is well. The array does not > limit the number of elements. > > Very strange behaviour. I am not sure what to do. > After a good amount of effort I thought to post in > case someone with more experience might understand the > possible issues. > > Thank you. > Stuart -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
