On Thursday 06 January 2005 07:02, Jochem Maas wrote:
> now lets sing together: "If in doubt print it out!" :-)
Hey, you're using my trademark without my permission :)
google > "If in doubt print it out"
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Jochem Maas wrote:
in the script that recieve the form submission try adding the following
lines to view the contents of the $_GET superglobal array.
echo '';
print_r( $_GET );
tip for those pulling their hair out: PRINT_R() is your friend!!!
...sometimes referred to as the poormans debugger.
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in the script that recieve the form submission try adding the following
lines to view the contents of the $_GET superglobal array.
echo '';
print_r( $_GET );
echo '';
once you see the structure it should be clear what array index key(s)
you should be using to get to the relevant values.
PS - Ma
> $_GET['simplevariable'] but am not having much luck with anything like:
>
> $_GET["arrayvariable$a"] (1-dimensional array) or
> $_GET["arrayvariable$a$b"] (2-dimensional array)
>
> (I've tried several other odd syntaxes such as
> $_GET["arrayvariable[$a][$b]"]. Also it's not an \" situation.)
Hello,
I am new to PHP 4, and have not been able to find the answer to this online
or through experimentation yet.
I have array variables from html forms that I am passing back into the php
in order to enter into MySQL. I have had no trouble with simple variables
using
$_GET['simplevariable']
