Hi Kirk,
Thanks. Never knew you could do that. I'll try it out.
Shew
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> If you made an array for your buttons, then you could use PHP's looping
Shew,
http://www.whirledweb.com/phptest/InsertPicks3.php
It looks like the issue here is Capitalization. PHP is very capitalization
sensative. (which I believe that Cold Fusion is less picky about) And your
code looks great, save a couple little issues that may have made it even
more confusing.
Hey Mark,
Thanks. I understand. I'm actually a Cold Fusion programmer.
I've tried what you suggested but can't seem to get it work - code attached.
However, I can display the radio button if I use the $_POST function.
I'm not sure if it's the version of php I'm using. Stats - windows 2000 Sp1,
If you made an array for your buttons, then you could use PHP's looping
constructs to process the array. Write the input tag like this:
Chicago
The processing code will then have access to the array $Game indexed by the
game number, e.g., $Game[1].
Good luck!
Kirk
> -Original Message
It looks like your code could use "variable variables" to help you out.
::: OLD CODE
> > for ($GameIdx = 1; $GameIdx <= 17; $GameIdx++) {
> > /* instead "hardcoding each radio button name - just do it
> programmatically
> > by concatenating / creating the name */
> > $
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