On Thursday 25 September 2003 03:48, Cesar Aracena wrote:

[snip]

> And after a while, I have to know which are the options the visitor has
> selected. The options might vary depending on two different selections,
> which are "guided" using arrays. What I've done so far, and doesn't work
> is:
>
> '.if (isset($checkbox[0]))
> {.'

Are you using the period (.) as a string concatenator? Because you can't do 
that.

Close your string then do something like:

  if (whatever) {
    $message .= 'some more stuff';
  }

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