Hi Sven,
Thanks for replying.
The problem is I need the values to be placed in seperate variables because
i am doing something like this:
if(isset($id[0]))
{$ppp1="plan_id=".$id[0];}
if(isset($id[1]))
{$ppp2="plan_id=".$id[1];}
if(isset($id[2]))
{$ppp3="plan_id=".$id[2];}
if(isset($id[3]))
{$ppp4="plan_id=".$id[3];}
if(isset($id[4]))
{$ppp5="plan_id=".$id[4];}
Any ideas?
thanks,
-Ryan
> Ryan A wrote:
> > Hi everyone,
> > Am confused about what the @#%# is happening to my scripts because
> > this was working yesterday, now i restarted my localhost machine and
> > its not working now more....and its real simple stuff as you see.
> >
> > if(isset($id))
> > {
> > $result = count ($id);
> > echo $result;
> > echo $id[0]." ".$id[1]." ".$id[2]." ".$id[3]." ".$id[4];
> > exit;
> > }
> >
> > then i am passing 2 id[]'s like so:
> >
>
http://localhost/BWH/Project/compareTesting.php?PHPSESSID=431984b7b39946fd74
> > bf0b45b9771b54&id%5B2efwaf2%5D=20&id%5B2efwaf3%5D=21&type=1
> >
> > /* ***
> > html code something like this:
> > <input type=checkbox name='id[sh1]' value=3>
> > <input type=checkbox name='id[sh2]' value=4>
> > ***** */
>
> hi ryan,
>
> from your html-form you get:
> $id = array(
> 'sh1' => '3',
> 'sh2' => '4',
> );
> (or something similar.)
>
> so there is no $id[0] and so on, but $id['sh1'].
>
> my suggestion:
> if(isset($id))
> {
> $result = count($id);
> echo $result;
> echo implode(' ', $id);
> exit;
> }
>
> hth SVEN
>
>
>
>
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