RE: [PHP] help:how to do it? checkbox&php

If you want to be able to know if the user ckecked any of the boxes on the page your creating, then you have to HAVE TO HAVE TO use a form. End of story, and you will replace your link, with a submit button. you will have to use a form to pass the status of the checkboxes and anythign else to the php file. good luck! On 7 Aug 2000, deryk wrote: > jurphp@unbounded.com (Jurian) wrote in > <4.3.0.20000807102438.00b788f8@unbounded.com>: > > I understand your meanings.What I want to do is to show a table in > my browser,while in the table before every item there's a checkbox > you may choose it or not.after all checkings are OK,I click a link(to a > .php > file)so in that file I can process the items which are checked.so I need to > get the every checkbox's checked value > while i'm not using a form,just a table:( > Can I using a form which > include a table(the table include the checkbox)?maybe in this way is > OK,I'll try it. > > >Ok, maybe we're all stupid, but how do you want to submit form stuff > >without using a form? > >checkboxes are form thingies, using them outside of a form wont do > >anything, they will not do anything, no matter how hard you try. How > >should the browser know where to send the data to if you dont use a > >form? Right, it CAN'T know where to send it, cause you never told it. > >Solution: use a form. Whats the problem with using a form anyway?? why > >on earth wouldn't you just use a form? > > -- > PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) > To unsubscribe, e-mail: php-general-unsubscribe@lists.php.net > For additional commands, e-mail: php-general-help@lists.php.net > To contact the list administrators, e-mail: php-list-admin@lists.php.net >