take the query string as is:
$QUERY_STRING
in this case:
$qstring = "myfield1=aaaaaaaa&myfield2=aaaccc&myfield1=33333333";
and then pass it on as is again to whoever you want!
or you can parse it like:
$qstrings = split('&', $qstring);
then split each pair:
$pairN = split('=', $qstrings[$i]);
etc....
"Stefan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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Hi
I have following problem:
I get a form with some fields having the same name.
PHP solves this problem by appending [] to the form-field-names which causes
the creation of arrays.
My problem now is, that I have to pass those variables further to another
script (not PHP) in exactly that order I receive them from the form.
But when I have a form (schematically) like this:
-input type=text name=myfield1
-input type=text name=myfield2
-input type=text name=myfield1
-input type=text name=myfield2
-input type=text name=myfield1
-input type=text name=myfield2
Then I get in PHP all myfield1 in 1 variable (the array myfield1) and all
myfield2 in 1 other variable -> order is irreversibly destroyed.
Give the fields numbers is not a solution (for complexity reasons).
So my ultima ratio is to parse the post-data myself - but how can I do this?
I have not found any indices for a variable containing post-data :-(
If someone has another approach to a solution: I will have both ears open
for it :)
Thanks in advance
Stefan Rusterholz, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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