At 12:16 22.11.2002, empty spoke out and said:
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>...
><tr>
> <td><input type="checkbox" name="val" value="a" /> AAA</td>
></tr>
><tr>
> <td><input type="checkbox" name="val" value="s" /> SSS</td>
></tr>
>...
>
>and the PHP code:
>
>$eval='';
>if(isset($val)){
> if(isset($val[0]) && isset($val[1])) $eval="as";
> if(isset($val[0]) && !isset($val[1])) $eval="a";
> if(!isset($val[0]) && isset($val[1])) $eval="s";
>
>$sql="insert into maillist (ID, postmeth) values ('$id_no','$eval')";
>$result=mysql_query($sql);
>if(!$result) echo("ERROR");
>}
>
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Hi,
1) like Bastian already pointed out, you need to name your checkboxes
"val[]" in order to have PHP recognize them being an array.
2) You cannot use "isset($val[0])" and "isset($val[1])". If any checkbox is
clicked, $val[0] will always be set. If only one is clicked (regardless
which one) index 0 will be set and index 1 unset.
Instead, you should
if(is_array($val)){
if (in_array('a', $val) && in_array('s', $val)) $eval='as';
elseif (in_array('a', $val)) $eval='a';
elseif (in_array('s', $val)) $eval='s';
However this would give you the very same result, but much more elegant:
$eval = join('', $val);
And it will automatically handle all further additions when $val[] might
have more possible values except 'a' and 's'.
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