On Fri, 2003-11-07 at 09:40, Yonatan Ben-Nes wrote: > Hi all, > > I made a form which pass constant variables which never change (Ex. product_name) > and dynamic variables which i withdraw from the db (Ex. attribute_id = 1, value = > color). > Now my problem is with the passing of the dynamic variables. > Because the fields can change their name (id's) i need to design my functions so > they will "know" how to receive them. > I used to make an array in the form (Ex. attribute_id[0], attribute_id[1] where the > numbers in the [] are the id numbers from the db) and then at the function i used to > $_POST['attribute_id'] and then withdraw from them their id's and values. > I read that this kind of passing variables is making problems with javascripting > (and maybe it violate W3C standards). > Is there a way that i can pass names like attribute_id_X where X is the changing > name and the function will be able to withdraw it like $_POST['attribute_id_X'], or > any other way which doesnt violate W3C standards? > > Any help will be greatly appreciated, It should be possible to access these kind of fields in javascript. Eg. if you have an input field named attribute_id[1] you access that field by doing like this: documents.form_name.elements['attribute_id[1]'].value Try that
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