Easiest way is this
foreach ($_POST['test'] as $key => $value)
{
echo $key . '|' . $value . "\n";
}
By putting the [] on the end of the variable name in the html, it has turned
the variable test into an array. Because test is a post variable, it is now
multidimensional.
"Tyler Longren" <[E
Its actually quite easy once you wrap your head around the problem. I've
just finished writing one in C#, but the concept is portable.
First thing you need to know is what goes in the plugin and what goes in the
framework.
1. The plugin should not know anything about the framework that it runs i
I'm not sure if this is intended behaviour or not, but I can see that is
might be. Just thought I would bounce this to see what people think about
it:
Hello
This returns a parse error due to the fact there is no brackets around the
first part of the if statement. It seems that because the next
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