Re: [PHP] HTML id attribute and arrays

2010-12-19 Thread Martin C
The "name" and "id" attributes do not have to be the same. Thank you, I thought it should be the same You're probably thinking of: http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/struct/links.html#h-12.2.3 "The id and name attributes share the same name space. This means that they cannot both define an anchor w

Re: [PHP] HTML id attribute and arrays

2010-12-19 Thread Benjamin Hawkes-Lewis
On Sun, Dec 19, 2010 at 4:57 PM, Martin C wrote: >> The "name" and "id" attributes do not have to be the same. > > Thank you, I thought it should be the same (for same reason, maybe > compatibility between XHTML and HTML). But could not find anything on the > net which states this. So my memories

Re: [PHP] HTML id attribute and arrays

2010-12-19 Thread Martin C
How should I follow the HTML specification while having the passed parameters automatically converted to arrays in PHP? The "name" attribute, not the "id" attribute, is used as the key when submitting form values. The "name" and "id" attributes do not have to be the same. Thank you, I thought

Re: [PHP] HTML id attribute and arrays

2010-12-19 Thread Martin C
How should I follow the HTML specification while having the passed parameters automatically converted to arrays in PHP? The "name" attribute, not the "id" attribute, is used as the key when submitting form values. The "name" and "id" attributes do not have to be the same. Thank you, I thought

Re: [PHP] HTML id attribute and arrays

2010-12-18 Thread Jim Lucas
What are you trying to accomplish? What do you think it wrong with the code below? On 12/17/2010 8:19 AM, Martin C wrote: Hi, PHP converts x[a]=b parameter of the HTTP request as an array named x with its item named a set to value b. So, it seems possible to have the following (X)HTML code: U

Re: [PHP] HTML id attribute and arrays

2010-12-17 Thread Benjamin Hawkes-Lewis
Martin C wrote: > How should I follow the HTML specification while having the passed > parameters automatically converted to arrays in PHP? The "name" attribute, not the "id" attribute, is used as the key when submitting form values. The "name" and "id" attributes do not have to be the same. --

[PHP] HTML id attribute and arrays

2010-12-17 Thread Martin C
Hi, PHP converts x[a]=b parameter of the HTTP request as an array named x with its item named a set to value b. So, it seems possible to have the following (X)HTML code: Unfortunatelly, HTML specification does not allow neither "[" nor "]" inside the id attribute. Specifically: * Must begin