Re: [PHP] Re: Pass array in HTTP_POST_VARS question

2002-09-04 Thread Marek Kilimajer 

Don't forget to use urlencode after serializing.

David Robley wrote:

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>>Is it possible to pass an array in a form post? If so, how do I reference
>>the array on the next page?
>>
>>Thank You
>>Paul
>>php
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>I believe you may need serialize/unserialize here. Use serialize($array) 
>to create a simple variable that can be passed, then at the other end, use 
>unserialize to restore it.
>
>http://www.php.net/serialize for more info
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[PHP] RE: Pass array in HTTP_POST_VARS question

2002-09-04 Thread Tim Ward 

you just name the form elements as array elements, e.g. with explicit keys
name='array[0]'   name='array[1]'   etc.
or allowing php to assign the keys
name='array[]'   name='array[]'   etc.  

then the array is an element of $HTTP_POST_VARS[] when the form is posted

Tim Ward
www.chessish.com

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> Is it possible to pass an array in a form post? If so, how do 
> I reference
> the array on the next page?
> 
> Thank You
> Paul
> php
> 
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[PHP] Re: Pass array in HTTP_POST_VARS question

2002-09-04 Thread Rodrigo Dominguez 

If you are in a session you can register the array and it will be available
on the next page, once you finish working with the array, just unregister
the array.

File1.php   action= file2.php
session_start();
session_register("foo");
var $foo = array();

File2.php
session_start();
Work with $foo
session_unregister("foo");


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> Is it possible to pass an array in a form post? If so, how do I reference
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> Thank You
> Paul
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[PHP] Re: Pass array in HTTP_POST_VARS question

2002-09-04 Thread lallous 

you can also join() the elements and pass as a single string, then explode()
the elements back again.

Elias
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> Is it possible to pass an array in a form post? If so, how do I reference
> the array on the next page?
>
> Thank You
> Paul
> php
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[PHP] Re: Pass array in HTTP_POST_VARS question

2002-09-03 Thread David Robley 

In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] says...
> Is it possible to pass an array in a form post? If so, how do I reference
> the array on the next page?
> 
> Thank You
> Paul
> php

I believe you may need serialize/unserialize here. Use serialize($array) 
to create a simple variable that can be passed, then at the other end, use 
unserialize to restore it.

http://www.php.net/serialize for more info

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