Jack Jackson wrote:
I can only swear this to the entire list:
Before I come here for help, each time, I echo and var_dump and print_r
until, yes, I need a doctor.
I did say give it a rest when you start bleeding ;-)
So by the time I come here, it's not laziness or lack of looking in the
g.gill wrote:
From what I understand the simplest solution here would be to check to see
if you have $_POST['cb'] in the first place. That would indicate if
checkbox was selected or not. After, you have posted the form just do the
following test.
$check_box_exits = ((isset($_POST['cb']))?
Jack Jackson wrote:
g.gill wrote:
From what I understand the simplest solution here would be to check
to see
if you have $_POST['cb'] in the first place. That would indicate if
checkbox was selected or not. After, you have posted the form just do
the following test.
$check_box_exits
g.gill wrote:
From what I understand the simplest solution here would be to check to
see
if you have $_POST['cb'] in the first place. That would indicate if
checkbox was selected or not. After, you have posted the form just do
the
following test.
$check_box_exits =
Jochem Maas wrote:
snip
wtf are you smoking Jack? every checkbox that was checked will exist in the
$_POST array set with the value you gave it (I alway set a chekcboxes
value to 1
because the values mere existance in the submitted data indicates it's
chevckbox
was checked), if a checkbox
On 8/1/05, Jack Jackson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jochem Maas wrote:
snip
wtf are you smoking Jack? every checkbox that was checked will exist in the
$_POST array set with the value you gave it (I alway set a chekcboxes
value to 1
because the values mere existance in the submitted
On 8/1/05, Jack Jackson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jochem Maas wrote:
snip
wtf are you smoking Jack? every checkbox that was checked will exist in
the
$_POST array set with the value you gave it (I alway set a chekcboxes
value to 1
because the values mere existance in the submitted data
Jack Jackson wrote:
Jochem Maas wrote:
snip
wtf are you smoking Jack? every checkbox that was checked will exist
in the
$_POST array set with the value you gave it (I alway set a chekcboxes
value to 1
because the values mere existance in the submitted data indicates it's
chevckbox
was
AAarg.
Okay, thanks to all of you I've decided that any field name I need to
see will be sent to $_SESSION['required_fields'] and basta.
Then after the submit button is pressed, I am doing this:
reset($_SESSION['required_fields']);
foreach ($_SESSION['required_fields'] as $fieldname)
Jack Jackson wrote:
AAarg.
Okay, thanks to all of you I've decided that any field name I need to
see will be sent to $_SESSION['required_fields'] and basta.
Then after the submit button is pressed, I am doing this:
reset($_SESSION['required_fields']);
reset is not required when using
I can only swear this to the entire list:
Before I come here for help, each time, I echo and var_dump and print_r
until, yes, I need a doctor.
So by the time I come here, it's not laziness or lack of looking in the
manual, it's head-swirling confusion infused with incompetence and a
David Robley wrote:
Jack Jackson wrote:
hi,
I have checkboxes beging dynamically generated. to seperate tasks in
error checking I have added he arrays not just to $_POST but to
$_POST[cb] so names (derived from question numbers) are for example:
$_POST[cb][7]
A dump of $_POST would
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