On Thu, June 8, 2006 9:59 am, Ben Liu wrote:
> I'm using a form (method="POST") to collect 30 boolean values from the
> end user using a series of checkboxes in the form. The form is
> arranged in a table so that the 30 check boxes are not a long list but
> rather three columns (with related items
Der...of course. Thanks Ron! I knew the answer was simple. :-)
-Ben
On 6/8/06, Ron Clark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
why not create an array with the keys in the order you want ( $array=
array(value1,value2,). Then loop through the array and use the
values as keys to the $_POST variable and
Ben Liu wrote:
Hi Dave,
No, that is definitely a possibility. Right now I am using a foreach
loop to iterate over the $_POST array and determine if each checkbox
is checked or not, if it is checked, than a related piece of data is
written into the text file. This makes for pretty compact code. I
Hi Dave,
No, that is definitely a possibility. Right now I am using a foreach
loop to iterate over the $_POST array and determine if each checkbox
is checked or not, if it is checked, than a related piece of data is
written into the text file. This makes for pretty compact code. I
could as you su
On 08/06/06, Ben Liu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello All,
I'm using a form (method="POST") to collect 30 boolean values from the
end user using a series of checkboxes in the form. The form is
arranged in a table so that the 30 check boxes are not a long list but
rather three columns (with rela
Hello All,
I'm using a form (method="POST") to collect 30 boolean values from the
end user using a series of checkboxes in the form. The form is
arranged in a table so that the 30 check boxes are not a long list but
rather three columns (with related items columnized). The problem is
when I itera
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