Try adapting like this:
foreach ($_POST as $key => $val){
#display each item from submitted form
print "$key: $val<br>";
}
Shawn
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01/12/2004 02:44 Subject: [PHP] to array or not to
array..
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Ok,
This is probably a basic question, I am just looking for opinions and
examples as to the best way to handle this...
I cycling through a query and displaying results to the user such as ...
username can add can delete
eddie Y N
frank N N
martha Y Y
each of the 'Y's and 'N's represent a checkbox. The user can click
checkboxes for several users then click the update button. When they click
the update button, I then need to loop through and make updates to the
table
for each client. What is the best way to handle this? Should these values
be put into a multidemensional array keyed off the users id then loop
through the array to insert into the table? Should I not use an array and
just someone loop through the results?
Thanks,
Eddie
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