M. Sokolewicz wrote:
Joe Harman wrote:
Well.. i just got done doing something like what you are trying to
accomplish... you will need to name your check boxes like so :
name="completed[]"
when the form is submitted, I use something like this and shove it
into a field in the database:
if($_POST['com
Joe Harman wrote:
Well.. i just got done doing something like what you are trying to
accomplish... you will need to name your check boxes like so :
name="completed[]"
when the form is submitted, I use something like this and shove it
into a field in the database:
if($_POST['completed'] <> NULL)
{
/
Well.. i just got done doing something like what you are trying to
accomplish... you will need to name your check boxes like so :
name="completed[]"
when the form is submitted, I use something like this and shove it
into a field in the database:
if($_POST['completed'] <> NULL)
{
// This makes one
> It is wrong to use that way of doing it John, cause this will delete ALL
> lines that where printed with a checkbox
> And also, if you are using a old version of PHP with register globals OFF,
> the _POST array will not be available
You are mistaken. $_POST['checkboxes'] will only contain those
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