On Tuesday, March 26, 2002, at 02:12 PM, Jeff Hatcher wrote:
> So my question is how can I put this in the database without having to
> reassign my variable name?
You have to "jump out" of the quoted string that represents your SQL
query when you echo the value of the $_POST variable. Like t
for ($i=0;$i<$_POST[count];$i++)
{
echo $_POST['address' . $i] . '';
}
Concanate array key 'address' with $i
This works fine and I also can do the address[] but my ultimate result
is to put this in the database.
So address='$_POST['address' . $i]' fails and
address='$_POST[address][$i]' f
Brilliant thanks !
I've got three of these in my form ! lol
> I think to get the results you are wanting, you might try this.
>
>
> the address[] tells the form that this element is an array and when
> submitted, will be converted into an indexed array on the process page.
>
> so you take this
I think to get the results you are wanting, you might try this.
the address[] tells the form that this element is an array and when
submitted, will be converted into an indexed array on the process page.
so you take this new array on the process page and do something like this.
foreach($addr
On Tuesday, March 26, 2002, at 01:18 PM, Jeff Hatcher wrote:
> I have a form that gets repeated depending on number of members in a
> group(1 form surrounds all members). I separate the entries by assigning
> a count value to the names of the inputs (Ex. name=address$count value=>). Does anyon
for ($i=0;$i<$_POST[count];$i++)
{
echo $_POST['address' . $i] . '';
}
Concanate array key 'address' with $i
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