I just dont know how to express $_POST[DPRtype] to be able to build the $SQL to express the separate possibilities. $sql = "UPDATE `taylorjo`.`CRTP_CGA` SET `DPRtype` = '$_POST[DPRtype]' "; PHP created rtrim, but did not make something like this? Ouf, I feel like I just smashed a fly with a nuke. function express_value_select($tofilter) { $start = 0; $ToFilterSQL =""; foreach($tofilter as $row){ $ToFilterSQL .= $row. ","; $start++; } if ($start > 0) $ToFilterSQL = rtrim($ToFilterSQL, ","); #echo $ToFilterSQL; return $ToFilterSQL; }as David Robley wrote, implode does it. It creates a string from an array using one parameter as a „glue“ character in any case, you would not need $start in your function. better use is_array before using your function. for information on implode see http://us1.php.net/function.implode function express_value_select($tofilter) { $ToFilterSQL=implode(“,“,$tofilter); return $ToFilterSQL; } Chris
Thanks. I have received no other posts. I will look this over. :) John -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
