Hi Ron,
One thing that you could do is name the variables as an array as
opposed to creating a series of like-named variables.
Instead of:
<input name="web_site_1" type="sometype" ../>
<input name="web_site_2" type="sometype" ../>
<input name="web_site_3" type="sometype" ../>
...
<input name="web_site_11" type="sometype" ../>
Which would give:
$web_site_1
$web_site_2
$web_site_3
...
$web_site_11
You could set up the variables as:
<input name="web_site[1]" type="sometype".../>
<input name="web_site[2]" type="sometype".../>
<input name="web_site[3]" type="sometype".../>
...
<input name="web_site[11]" type="sometype".../>
This would give you a $web_site array which could then be looped
through:
for($i = 0; $i < count($web_site);$i++)
{
$web_site[$i] = mysql_real_escape_string($web_site[$i]);
}
Hope this helps and is what you are looking for....
Best regards,
Mike Weaver
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