I am using HTML_QuickForm (pear) to create my forms. In order to set the default state of some of the elements (checkboxes in this case) I need to pass an array as the value to QuickForm.
This array needs to be in the format of this:
array('30'=>true, '29'=>true) where the 30 and 29 are the values that are coming back from my query. This could return up to 50 records.
This is what I was trying, but it isn't woring:
$mystring;
foreach ($sth_opt as $thekey => $thevalue){
$mystring .= "'".$thevalue."'=>true, ";
}On Monday, March 31, 2003, at 04:32 PM, Jennifer Goodie wrote:
Instead of building a string in your loop do the assignment in the loop
I have no idea what is being pulled from where, so I can't really give a
good example
-----Original Message----- From: Charles Kline [mailto:ckline@rightcode.net] Sent: Monday, March 31, 2003 1:25 PM To: php-db@lists.php.net Subject: using a variable as values in an array
I am trying to build an array from the results of a query on a mySQL table.
I am using a loop to create this string in a variable $mystring:
'30'=>true, '20'=>true
I then need to use it like this:
$defaultValues['ib_article'] = array($mystring);
It isn't working. I am sure there is a better method, can anyone point me in the right direction?
thanks charles
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