print_r($_POST); shows all the elements in the array as I expect them to be.
That foreach loop is only picking the first element, though. At least it's
reassured me that I'm not going mad, though, so thanks for that.
Mick
> I've tried this, but it's still doing the same thing. Is there something
> special about this particular variable that I need to know? I've tried it
> with $HTTP_POST_VARS as well, declaring $HTTP_POST_VARS as global in the
> function first.
>
> Put reset($_POST) before foreach loop
>
> > I'm trying to loop through $_POST vars in a function, which I
>
> understand
> to
>
> > be an autoglobal associative array. Here's the code I'm using:
> >
> > foreach($_POST as $item => $value){
> > echo "$item, $value<br>";
> > }
> >
> > However, I only get the first element of the array echoed, even
>
> though I
>
> > know there to be other elements (I can access them as
>
> $_POST[element])
What do you get if you do:
print_r($_POST);
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