On Monday 06 December 2004 23:13, Robert Sossomon wrote:
> <SNIP>
>
> Parse error: parse error, expecting `';''
You should always give the full error message which would include the line
number. Furthermore you should always point out which line of your code is
the line number in question.
> coded:
> <?php
> for ($j=1, $j<5, $j++)
; not ,
> {
> $choices.$j= $_POST['choice'.$i];
> echo $choices.$j;
> }
> ?>
$varname = "choices$j";
$$varname = $_POST['choice'.$j]; // or $_POST["choice$j"]
echo ${"choices$j"}, NL;
Please note that using variable variables isn't recommended. Using arrays
makes the code much clearer. I believe that you 'chose' to use variable
variables because you had to do some processing in Javascript, read
manual > PHP and HTML
to see how to handle PHP's array naming conventions under Javascript.
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