Hi, Thanks for replying. I tried that and have 2 numbers like so: <input name="id[sh123]" type="hidden" value="32"> <input name="id[sh1sd]" type="hidden" value="563">
and tried to echo it like so: <?php $id=$_POST['id']; foreach($_POST['id'] AS $row) echo $row; ?> Echo of one is <?php echo $row[0]; ?> and echo of two is:<b> <?php echo $row[1]; ?></b><br><br> Echo of one is <?php echo $id[0]; ?> and echo of two is:<b> <?php echo $id[1]; ?></b> the output i got was: ****************** 32563Echo of one is 5 and echo of two is: 6 Echo of one is and echo of two is: ***************** AS you can see its totally wrong.Any other ideas? cheers, -Ryan > Normally array values start at 0 (zero), but let's say sh1=1 and sh2=2. then > you could echo the values out like this: echo "ID 1: $id[1]<br>ID 2: > $id[2]<br>"; > > Irvin. > > Hi, > > If i am posting something like this from a form: > > <input type=checkbox name='id[sh1]' value=3> > > <input type=checkbox name='id[sh2]' value=4> > > > > How do i get the value of id[]? > > eg: > > I dont want the "sh1" and "sh2", i just want the "3" and "4" > > > > The reason i dont wan the sh1 and sh2 is those are dynamic and will be > > changing, I just need the values (in this case 3 and 4) to do some > > comparasion and assignment operations > > > > Kindly reply. > > > > Thank, > > -Ryan > > > > > > -- > PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) > To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php > -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
