Try using an array, such as name[], with NO SUBSCRIPT, to store the chosen
items. That will be passed as a form variable and can be stepped through on
the next page where you can parse step through the array and create the
form. You could probably do this all in the same form, setting variables
which will control the generation of HTML, thereby controlling the display.
Miles Thompson
At 08:43 PM 3/7/01 +0000, george wrote:
>I am trying to write a script which allows you to build a PHP mailto form
>online, but I am stuck
>
> if you go to www.wisemonkeydesign.co.uk/wise/mailto.htm
>after step 3 when you have to create,
>ho do I pass the HTML code and names of the fiels into the next page.
> for instance the user has choosen three fields and a text area
>and if you look at the source on step three
> <input type="text" name="???????">
><input type="text" name="???????">
><input type="text" name="???????">
><textarea name="?????" cols="??" rows="??"></textarea>
>
>how do I transfer that code into the form.It would be easy enough if there
>was a set number of fields.
>
>
>TIA
>
>george
>
>
>
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