nice one, solves my next problem as well if any elements are empty!
Cheers,
Jon
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Jon Bennett wrote:
Hi,
I've got a dynamically generated form and once it's submitted I need to
_push the data from my form elements into an array so I can ad them to
the db. My form elements are created like so:
$i = 1;
while ($i <= $iListItems){
?>
List Item :
Why don't you just skip th
Hi Rich,
$iListItems is set when a user chooses how many list elements they
require (this is for the example pages I was asking about) and is
always greater than 0 (we don't get this far in the script if it's
not!).
Anyway, it was my silly fault, I had changed the name of my form
elements whi
Hello Jon,
Friday, January 16, 2004, 3:29:07 PM, you wrote:
JB> And after the form is submitted I assumed I could do this...
JB> $aListItems = array();
JB> $i = 1;
JB> while ($i <= $iListItems) {
JB> $tempItem = $_POST["listItem" . $i];
JB> array_push($aListItems, $tempItem);
JB>
Hi,
Sorry for the double post, meant to say 'but nothing appears to be
added to the array' not the db!
Thanks,
Jon
jon bennett | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
new media creative
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J b e n . n e t
91 Gloucester Rd, Trowbridge, Wilts,
Hi,
I've got a dynamically generated form and once it's submitted I need to
_push the data from my form elements into an array so I can ad them to
the db. My form elements are created like so:
$i = 1;
while ($i <= $iListItems){
?>
List Item :
++$i;
?>
And after the form is submit
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