1) The example you have shown should work. Take a look at the foreach controle
structure. (Link at bottom of mail.)
2) You cannot assign a value to a checkbox. It can only be set by the "checked"
keyword (ie: .)
3) The value of a checked checkbox is "on". If a checkbox is not checked it will not
On Wed, 24 Apr 2002, Liam MacKenzie wrote:
>
> while ( $element = each( $games ) )
> {
> echo $element["value"];
> echo "";
> }
>
>
> I tried this too, it gave the same results as the above...
>
> if (is_array($games)) {
> for ($z=0;$z echo "$games[$z]";
> }
> }
> else {
> echo "$game
Hi all,
I have a form, with about 40 checkboxes, I want to write a PHP document that
processes the submission and displays the values of the checkboxes that were
checked.
Pretty basic stuff, I've tried a few different things, some work but display
"Array" at the top of the list of values.
C
>
> mysql_auery($query) or die(echo mysql_error());
By the way, I know this line should be mysql_query
John Meyer
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Hi, I have a multi-select listbox set up like this:
Author (you are able to select more than one.Click
here to add a new author):
" .
$row["AUTHOR_FNAME"] . " " . $row["AUTHOR_LNAME"] . "";
echo $option;
}
?>
I then have a bit of code that parses through and checks which authors th
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