I got around it by using a "standard" naming scheme.
(This will work if you have LESS than $num_items, but not more. If you
have LESS, then it'll just hit the "not set" while loop more.)
Oh, ignore the They're just there to keep Win-based systems from
trying to interpret the code.
$num_item
> Yeah. I'm gonna have to go with this one. Thanks. But one other question:
> what should the variable be echoing.
>
> <.input type="checkbox" name="cb_name['value']">this here option
>
> if ( $HTTP_POST_VARS ) {
> echo $cb_name['value'];
> }
>
> It's not coming up with anything. (Yeah, the no
Thanks Ron and Miles,
> First off, it sounds to me like you are doing this a non-expandable way.
> Unless you never ever plan to set up a survey again I would not hard code
> columns for each question.
This is one of "those" gigs. Needed to be done a week ago, by the person
that started it, a mo
I'm just winging this off the top of my head.
If you are absolutely sure that the order of the checkboxes will NOT
CHANGE, and that is a very risky assumption. And assuming that you have an
array to hold the values for the checked box, why not just store the value
of the index for each questio
