Re: [PHP] Parse POST-Data myself

2001-11-16 Thread jimmy elab
Jimmy Elab wrote: > When your not positioned straigth at your keyboard a ';' may occasionally turn into an 'l'... -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To contact the list administrato

Re: [PHP] Parse POST-Data myself

2001-11-16 Thread jimmy elab
Andrew Forgue wrote: > > By putting brackets after the variable name [] in a form element > > > > BLAAACH!!! Please add an index variable, as fields that you don't need wil NOT be posted, so when you have several fields for one single dataset, you might end up with the wrong set of indexes.

RE: [PHP] Parse POST-Data myself

2001-11-16 Thread Andrew Forgue
On Fri, 2001-11-16 at 10:19, Matthew Luchak wrote: > > If you know the setup of the form beforehand it is relatively easy to do > something like : > > $string="$myfield1[0] $myfield2[0] $myfield1[1] $myfield2[1] etc..." > > However I remember one of my stupid mistakes awhile ago was mistakenly

RE: [PHP] Parse POST-Data myself

2001-11-16 Thread Matthew Luchak
If you know the setup of the form beforehand it is relatively easy to do something like : $string="$myfield1[0] $myfield2[0] $myfield1[1] $myfield2[1] etc..." However I remember one of my stupid mistakes awhile ago was mistakenly giving two form fields the same name. My result was that the se