On Jul 10, 2007, at 11:56 AM, Jim Lucas wrote:
Jason Pruim wrote:
here is the print_r($_POST);
Array ( [tasks] => Array ( [31] => Array ( [txtReschedule] =>
07/07/08 [chkDone] => 31 ) [39] => Array ( [txtReschedule] =>
07/08/08 [chkDone] => 39 ) [34] => Array ( [txtReschedule] =>
07/09/09 [chkDone] => 34 ) [36] => Array ( [txtReschedule] => )
[35] => Array ( [txtReschedule] => ) [32] => Array
( [txtReschedule] => ) [33] => Array ( [txtReschedule] => ) [37]
=> Array ( [txtReschedule] => ) [38] => Array ( [txtReschedule]
=> ) ) )
ok, then from this, I assume that you are checking to make sure
that [chkDone] is set when you loop through the data. something
like this should do the trick
<pre><?php
$tasks = array (
31 => array( 'txtReschedule' => '07/07/08', 'chkDone' => 31 ) ,
39 => array( 'txtReschedule' => '07/08/08', 'chkDone' => 39 ) ,
34 => array( 'txtReschedule' => '07/09/09', 'chkDone' => 34 ) ,
36 => array( 'txtReschedule' => '' ),
Okay, I think I see where you are going here, But my question is how
can I set the date dynamically? The context that this is being used
in is to store a date of the NEXT time the task is needing to be
done. I'm also not sure why you have the "31", "39", "34", "36"
numbers in there? Those are the database record number so I know
which one to mark as completed :)
Maybe a page is in order to make it make more sense, also, I'm
willing to post all the code, but don't want to litter the list with
a whole bunch of unnecessary info.
HTTP://www.raoset.com/tests/ticklers/viewall.php
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