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Pablo Gosse wrote:
> [snip]
> If the elements all live within the same form, you can add [] to the
>end of the name/id attribute, and then all checkboxes with the
> same name will be accessible in an array. So "checkboxname[]" will
> show up as $_POST['checkboxname'] on the receiving en
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If the elements all live within the same form, you can add [] to the end
of the name/id attribute, and then all checkboxes with the same name
will be accessible in an array. So "checkboxname[]" will show up as
$_POST['checkboxname'] on the receiving end.
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Can I do
$MyArray = $_POST
Assuming you have an artificial key for your table (like an auto increment
column), I would place the key field to the table on your form in the value
of the checkbox;
When the form is returned to your "post" php script it will only receive
those checkboxes that are checked and they will come lo
[snip]
I create a list of records from a DB and each has a check box. What is
the best way to select those that were checked after the form is
submitted?
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If the elements all live within the same form, you can add [] to the end
of the name/id attribute, and then all checkboxes with the sa
On Tue, 02 Nov 2004 13:38:03 -0800, Todd Cary <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I create a list of records from a DB and each has a check box. What is
> the best way to select those that were checked after the form is submitted?
Have a look at how the form data is coming across, you should see the
ans
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I create a list of records from a DB and each has a check box. What is
the best way to select those that were checked after the form is
submitted?
[/snip]
Loop through the results of the checkbox array which should be
associated with a value from the database and do your selection based o
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