It doesn't look like you're actually retrieving data using the $_POSTed data from that code snippet. Are you doing anything like $j = $_POST ['j']; in order to get the value of j before you retrieve your array data? Or are you allowing PHP to declare $_POST variables globally? The reason you need brackets is because brackets are always used in the declaration of a user array, assuming that this is what you want. If you don't want an array, than your original code was correct -- [] always signals an array type to PHP. -- Peter Ellis - pellis@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Web Design and Development Consultant naturalaxis | http://www.naturalaxis.com/ On Mon, 2004-08-30 at 11:02 -0500, Philip Thompson wrote: > Peter, > > On Aug 29, 2004, at 6:26 PM, Peter Lovatt wrote: > > > Hi > > > > you need to check for $_POST["user1"], $_POST["user2"] etc - is that > > what > > you are doing? > > Yes, this is how I am checking the post variables. > > > > > Your other variables are done as an array - $firstName[$j] etc, should > > your > > check box be > > > > echo ' <td><input type="checkbox" name="user[' . $j . ']" > > value="1"></td>' . "\n"; > > > > (note the []) > > Why do you have to have the []'s? I did add those, but it didn't seem > to help. > > > Otherwise try vardump($_POST) to see exactly what is being returned. > > I also tried the vardump($_POST), and it did not seem to return > anything. I did not find anything about vardump() on the php site... > besides some non-built in function. Any more thoughts on using it? > > > If this does not fix it try posting the code that handles the response > > and > > we will try and help. > > > > Peter > > Ok, quick question. Does the $_POST variable transfer the information > to all the pages? or just the page called in that <form > action="apage.php">? Because in my code I call a certain page, but then > that page merely redirects to another page, depending what selection > was made. > > The code that uses the $_POST information follows... > > ~Philip > > > <?php > > for ($j=0; $j<=$largestDBID; $j++) { > $user = "user[" . $j . "]"; > > if ($_POST[$user]) { > echo '<tr>' . "\n"; > echo ' <td>' . $dbid[$j] . '</td>' . "\n"; > echo ' <td>' . $firstName[$j] . '</td>' . "\n"; > echo ' <td>' . $lastName[$j] . '</td>' . "\n"; > echo ' <td>' . $uid[$j] . '</td>' . "\n"; > echo ' <td>' . $username[$j] . '</td>' . "\n"; > echo ' <td>' . $classification[$j] . '</td>' . "\n"; > echo '</tr>' . "\n"; > } > } > > ?> -- PHP Database Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
