If you have control over the query string, just name your variable 'state[]'
and then when it is passed through the query string as:
http://www.archipro.com/test.php?state[]=AB&state[]=BC
PHP will see that it is an array and will parse it as such and you can
access the variables as an array.
Ch
To form an array of values in the GET string append brackets to the end
of each variable name...
http://www.archipro.com/test.php?state[]=AB&state[]=BC
for($i=0; $i";
}
Result:
AB
BC
Hope this helps. :)
-Kevin
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From: Diana Castillo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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It is in the TODO list of PHP. The behaviour will be changed in such a case.
You can get the string from $QUERY_STRING
explode it with $ar=explode('&',$QUERY_STRING);
and some other small things to get all stuff with same name in an array
Regards,
Andrey
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From: "Diana
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