Ha! I figured the damn thing out! Using the full text type created a bunch
of overhead and it wasn't storing it into the table. I realized that I was
unsetting the post array before I was doing the print_r so that is why the
variables weren't showing up. Then, I finally realized that for some reas
I think I might have found the problem, but I'm not sure how to fix it. I'm
just going to rebuild the form and it make it seperate (with all the
database calls in one page). For some reason, if I add another field before
the motto and i change it, it changes motto too...w/e I'll just make a new
on
hmm..interesting. Neither the motto or desc is showing up in the array. I
made a simple form and the
echo 'post vars: ' . print_r($_POST, true) . '';
works fine. I'm just perplexed on why the motto is still working and not the
desc. Maybe it's because I'm using a fieldset, but then why wouldn't j
Dave W wrote:
I'll show you all the steps it passes through.
Here's the form:
Motto:
value="value("motto") == ""){
echo $session->nationinfo['motto'];
}else{
echo $form->value("motto");
} ?>" />
Nation Description:
I'll show you all the steps it passes through.
Here's the form:
Motto:
nationinfo['motto'];
}else{
echo $form->value("motto");
} ?>" />
Nation Description:
value("desc") == ""){
echo $session->nationinfo['desc'];
}else{
Dave W wrote:
I saw this bug: http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=22427. Could this be related
to problem I'm having?
Actually, show us the form you're trying to submit before doing anything
else. Since we haven't seen any html or php code, guessing it's a bug is
a bit of a stretch.
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Dave W wrote:
I saw this bug: http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=22427. Could this be related
to problem I'm having?
Simplify your example and test it, only way to know.
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