* hugh danaher ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [Feb 01. 2002 03:44]:
> I learned it as: echo ${"check".$i};
Works the same way. If you want to get really picky:
echo ${'check'.${i}};
> and then was told to use an array...
> as in:
> echo $check[$i];
The circumstances must have been different. As of php 4.1.0, over here,
that returns nothing in this context:
<?php
$i = '384';
$Check = 'Checkbox';
$Check384 = 'Combined';
print $Check[$i]; /* prints nothing */
?>
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