>Re: help help help!!!!!!pls........ First, use a valid subject. Experts will simply hit "Delete" for such vague subjects as "Help"
>I have multiple check boxes ...and I gave the single name to all check >boxes..... > >If I post to my php script I am not getting all the values as an >array.....I am getting only one value(last value)..... Second, read the FAQ. http://php.net/FAQ.php Third, you are correct. :-) PHP needs [] in order to automatically build the nifty array of values on the PHP side. JavaScript will not, no matter how hard you try (I tried *everything*) allow you to force [] into the Name of an object. Your choices are: 1. In JavaScript, refer to the objects by position, not name. document.form1[1].checked or whatever 2. In HTML/JavaScript provide and ID=xxx attribute, and refer to objects by ID. Never tried it, don't even know what an ID is if it's not a name, and can't promise it will work, but that's what somebody said *LAST* *WEEK* on this list. 3. Don't use [] in HTML, and in PHP tear apart the $REQUEST_URI yourself, by hand. Wouldn't recommend this last one, but it would work. Put <?php phpinfo();?> into your php script that accepts/process the POST, and you'll see which variables have the checkbox names in them. A little http://php.net/explode and iteration, and you're done. Please re-read the FAQ, though, as this question is addressed in there, so it must be time for you to re-read it. http://php.net/FAQ.php -- Like Music? http://l-i-e.com/artists.htm -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
