You can use implode _or_ serialize for this.
$arr = array('a','b','c','d');
$vars1 = implode('|', $arr); // a|b|c|d
$vars2 = serialize($arr);// try it :)
And send one of the above strings through your
"hidden" form element.
Then upon use, either explode or unserialize it.
Also consi
On Thursday 25 April 2002 02:09, Kevin Stone wrote:
> Concept is solid, method is wrong. Understand that is but
> one index in the array. To produce an array with multiple indicies you
> must create a separate for each value. Example..
>
>
> foreach ($layer as $lay)
> {
> echo
Personally I would serialize and unserialize, but if you just want to pass
the array the way you are doing it, you need to try this instead:
This will create a bunch of hidden input types with your values.
Cheers!
Rick
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Concept is solid, method is wrong. Understand that is but
one index in the array. To produce an array with multiple indicies you must
create a separate for each value. Example..
foreach ($layer as $lay)
{
echo "";
}
That will produce..
And when the subm
On Thursday 25 April 2002 02:02, Pushkar Pradhan wrote:
> I want to pass a 1 dim. array through a form, I use the hidden field and
> do as follows:
>
> foreach($layer as $lay) {
>print "$lay ";
> }
> print "\">
> This generates the foll. source:
>
>
> where actually it should be $layer[]
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