RE: [PHP] FORM RELATED QUESTION - I

[Johnson, Kirk]

Append '[]' to the field name, e.g., 

order[] = 10
order[] = 20

Then process the submitted field as an array.

Kirk

> -Original Message-
> From: karthikeyan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, March 05, 2002 9:18 AM
> To: Jason Wong
> Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [PHP] FORM RELATED QUESTION - I
> 
> 
> Yes I did use $HTTP_POST_VARS  but it removes duplicate 
> values.  Say if
> there are two hidden variables
> 
> 1. order= 10
> 2. order= 20
> 
> I get order=20 the last one but i want both.  I need both.
 

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Re: [PHP] FORM RELATED QUESTION - I

[karthikeyan]

Yes I did use $HTTP_POST_VARS  but it removes duplicate values.  Say if
there are two hidden variables

1. order= 10
2. order= 20

I get order=20 the last one but i want both.  I need both.

Regards,

karthikeyan.
- Original Message -
From: Jason Wong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, March 05, 2002 9:18 AM
Subject: Re: [PHP] FORM RELATED QUESTION - I


>
> On Tuesday 05 March 2002 10:39, karthikeyan wrote:
>
> >   how do i accomplish the same in php.
> >
> >   I have one solution using GET method but I would really like to have
it
> > in POST because I am passing lots of values to this php file.
> >
> > ==
> > $ar=explode('&',$QUERY_STRING);
> >
> > foreach ($ar as $stritem) {
> >   if(substr($stritem, 0, 5) == "order") {
> > $ordervalue = substr($stritem, 6);
> > echo "\n > urldecode($ordervalue) . "\">\n"; }
> > }
> > ==
>
> I don't fully understand your question and what your problem is. Taking a
> stab in the dark, did you want to retrieve the values resulting from a
POST?
>
> If so then use:
>
> $HTTP_POST_VARS (php <= 4.06)
> $_POST (php > 4.06)
>
>
>
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Re: [PHP] FORM RELATED QUESTION - I

[Jason Wong]

On Tuesday 05 March 2002 10:39, karthikeyan wrote:

>   how do i accomplish the same in php.
>
>   I have one solution using GET method but I would really like to have it
> in POST because I am passing lots of values to this php file.
>
> ==
> $ar=explode('&',$QUERY_STRING);
>
> foreach ($ar as $stritem) {
>   if(substr($stritem, 0, 5) == "order") {
> $ordervalue = substr($stritem, 6);
> echo "\n urldecode($ordervalue) . "\">\n"; }
> }
> ==

I don't fully understand your question and what your problem is. Taking a 
stab in the dark, did you want to retrieve the values resulting from a POST?

If so then use:

$HTTP_POST_VARS (php <= 4.06)
$_POST (php > 4.06)



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[PHP] FORM RELATED QUESTION - I

[karthikeyan]

Hi Everybody,

  In my somename.cgi file there are few hidden fields like this with the  tag:

  




  

  Now in my php file (somename.php) i somehow need to get that hidden name and value 
and 
put it inside my php form like this :








Note : I cannot change the name of the hidden variable order into an array like 
order[] or something like that because that variable is being used by some cgi program 
so I want to maintain the name as it is.

  I have a CGI-Perl code which does job very easily like this :

 ***
  foreach $line (@orders) {print " 
\n"}
 ***

  how do i accomplish the same in php.  

  I have one solution using GET method but I would really like to have it in POST 
because I am passing lots of values to this php file.

==
$ar=explode('&',$QUERY_STRING); 
  
foreach ($ar as $stritem) { 
  if(substr($stritem, 0, 5) == "order") {
$ordervalue = substr($stritem, 6);
echo "\n\n";
  }
} 
==

  Looking forward for your response.

  Regards,

karthikeyan.