printf('',
$team, $outputstring[$team][1]);
even more easier to read, xhtml complient, and better to maintain...
if $team is always a number, you could change the teamName[%s] to
teamName[%d], but that's just being picky... :)
Sjon.
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$outputstring is a double dimension string array and should give it's values
as "default value" in the html input text boxes. But it stops the strings in
You are missing an opening quote:
echo "";
Try that.
-Dash
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$outputstring is a double dimension string array and should give it's values
as "default value" in the html input text boxes. But it stops the strings in
the first space character. For example if $outputstring[2][1]=="The Cats" it
put in the text box only "The".
Any idea?
$team=0;
while ($team<$
