In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Yev) wrote:
> So, it sees $name="field[text][email]", and attempts to retrieve the
> value, so in essense $HTTP_GET_VARS[$name] should return
> "[EMAIL PROTECTED]", but it doesn't work..
> However, if i try to access $HTTP_GET_VARS[field][text][email] that
> properly returns "[EMAIL PROTECTED]".
The reason "it doesn't work" is because these are not the same reference.
$HTTP_GET_VARS[$name] expands to:
$HTTP_GET_VARS[field[text][email]]
Which, as you can see, is not the same as:
$HTTP_GET_VARS[field][text][email]
Since you're apparently trying to access the data submitted in
> <input type=text name="field[text][email]" value="[EMAIL PROTECTED]">
> <input type=text name="field[text][url]" value="http://www.email.com">
How about using something like:
extract($HTTP_GET_VARS['field']['text']); //note that index names are quoted
echo $email;
echo $url;
?
Otherwise, if you want to stick with the original method, I believe you
would use something like:
$name="['field']['text']['email']"; //index names quoted, brackets added
echo $HTTP_GET_VARS$name; //brackets dropped
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