answer is near right.. but i have better solution..
echo '<input type="checkbox" name="delete[{$a_Row['ID']}]" value="1" />';
i change into ...
echo '<input type="checkbox" name="delete[]" value="{id}" />';
change id into the id you like to delete..
in delete.php u just type this
foreach($delete as $val)
deleteRow($val); //function to delete id in table zz
for your info.. u should not delete the row.. better make them not
active intead of delete.. if you sure the script aren't have problem.. u
can delete it.. but remember to backup your DB or ELSE
*like me.. lost half DB
Jacob Kruger wrote:
Hi there
I'm specifically doing something like displaying search results up to
50 records, and I would like to be able to provide something like a
checkbox next to each of them to allow multiple records to then be
deleted at one time, but the problem seems to be that either either
checkbox needs to be assigned a different name, or else I would need
to be able to parse the URL of the resulting page when the form is
submitted since I don't seem to be able to access something like an
array of values for a form field with the shared name of the multiple
checkboxes, since while it will allow me to read from an array for the
name of that form field:
$_GET['chkBox'][0]
It tells me the count for that array is only 1, and always returns the
last checked value.
Therefore, I could either try use something like javascript to
populate a hidden form field with the various values when the
checkboxes are checked, or else could try just doing something like
parsing the querystring/URL since it does get populated with something
like:
chkBox=1&chkBox=2
for example...
Any thoughts on this, and thoughts on what would be the best workaround?
TIA
Jacob Kruger
Blind Biker
Skype: BlindZA
'...fate had broken his body, but not his spirit...'
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