Hey guys,
Thank you everyone who replied.
The below solution from Warren worked out great for me with a little
modification for my specific needs.
Cheers,
Ryan
> Hard code the array occurrence number in the checkbox and textbox names;
> checked> somesite
>
> The form will only return the chec
Hi Jay,
I modified your code slightly because I am working with 152 rows and the
output would be a _lot_
This is how i modified it:
$url=$_POST['url'];
$txt=$_POST['txt'];
for($i = 0; $i < count($txt); $i++){
if(("" != $url[$i]) && ("" != $txt[$i])){
//echo $url[$i] . " ". $txt[$i]
[snip]
This didnt work, it just chops off the last x depending on how many were
selected.
[/snip]
Hmreally? I was just able to do this with nary a problem. Chops
off? Can you just echo out the results?
for($i = 0; $i < count($url); $i++){
if(("" != $url[$i]) && ("" != $txt[$i])){
Nope,
This didnt work, it just chops off the last x depending on how many were
selected.
Thanks,
Ryan
On 11/5/2004 8:46:27 PM, Jay Blanchard ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
wrote:
> [snip]
>
> These values will be entered into the database so I need proper
>
> "matching
> pairs" of URL and TXT
>
> [/snip]
>
Hard code the array occurrence number in the checkbox and textbox names;
somesite
The form will only return the checkboxes that are checked and the textboxes
will return all textboxes (that is the nature of these input controls with
most browsers);
$urls = $_POST["url"];
$temptexts = $_POST["
You're close, but you want to use multidimensional arrays. So something
like:
...
Obviously you can put that into a loop to generate how many you want
instead of typing each one individually. It will then be simple to
match your array items since your array will have x rows and two
colu
[snip]
These values will be entered into the database so I need proper
"matching
pairs" of URL and TXT
[/snip]
for($i = 0; $i < count($url); $i++){
if(("" != $url[$i]) && ("" != $txt[$i])){
//it is OK to put into database
} else {
//it ain't OK
}
}
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