On Tue, 10 Nov 2009 09:34:52 -0800, Haig Davis wrote:
foreach($_POST as $keyTemp = $valueTemp){
$key = mysqlclean($keyTemp);
$value = mysqlclean($valueTemp);
Mysql and form validation are totally unrelated.
In my mind, this seems spectacularly misguided.
Haig Davis wrote:
Morning All,
I've been figthing with this little problem for two days now, so far no luck
with google and am beginning to question my own sanity.
I have a application that has over one hundred forms some quite lengthy so
what I'm trying to achieve rather than writing a
Hello,
on 11/10/2009 03:34 PM Haig Davis said the following:
I've been figthing with this little problem for two days now, so far no luck
with google and am beginning to question my own sanity.
I have a application that has over one hundred forms some quite lengthy so
what I'm trying to
Haig Davis wrote:
Morning All,
I've been figthing with this little problem for two days now, so far no luck
with google and am beginning to question my own sanity.
I have a application that has over one hundred forms some quite lengthy so
what I'm trying to achieve rather than writing a
Haig Davis wrote:
alone work fine as does the foreach loop the only issue I have is the IF
statement comparing $key to expected varieable names.
if($key != ($customerServiceEmail) || ($billingEmail) ||
multiple points here..
1: is the key name held in a php variable called
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