Re: FOR, FOREACH, and Input Box Names

WOW. That was simple enough. I was reading reference upon reference about concatenation and stuff. Some times the simplest is the best. Thanks a lot for you tip/suggestion! Thanks, Roger Brian Cressall wrote: > You can change the name of the estimatedGrade text box by appending your > loop variable (boxCreator). This way each text box has its own unique > name. Example: > > echo "<input type='text' > name='creditBox$boxCreator'>"; > > You may also want to continue to pass your $numberCourses value with the > form (as a hidden variable) so the next page will now how many variables > to work with. > > On Fri, 2003-04-25 at 14:10, Guru Geek wrote: > > rest of the program will work with these two values extensively. How > > can I individualize the name of each creditBox? That is to say, how can > > I keep the value entered inside the creditBox in row one seperate from > > the value entered inside the creditBox on line 4 (assuming there is a > > line 4). I use a FOR statement to draw my table based on the amount of > > courses being taken. > > > > -- > Brian Cressall <brian@onlineitools.com>