--- Jason Wong <php-general@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Sadly, you're really not learning much from this > list ... I partially disagree. I think it might be better for me to take a more elementary approach to the language before getting moving on to specific project issues. > ... print_r()/var_dump() $_POST["Ind[]"], what do > you see? Nothing I bet. Why? > See manual > PHP and HTML for details. > > > There are 2 way you can do this: > > a) Pass the individual elements of $_POST['Ind'] > > or > > b) serialize() $_POST['Ind'], pass it as a single > element, then on the > receiving page unserialize() it > I posted a few hours prior to your response that this was solved. I am using the $_POST method. On the results page I check to see if there are any elements set and then move on to implode. It's working. Though I have some other things to figure out ;) Stuart -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
