Re: Forms...
| From: | CPT John W. Holmes | Date: | Fri, 16 May 2003 15:13:07 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Forms... | ||
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> Is there any easy way to develop an array of the form values that were
> posted to a php script...
>
> as in. say we had a person fill out their $name, $email, and $phone in
> this order. Can
> we make a script that picks up every variable in the order that it was
> posted from the form such that $formvariables[0] would yield Russ Jones,
> or $formvariable[1] would yield rjones@email.unc.edu ??? I need to figure
> out how to do this regardless of the name and number of variables, such
> that I could have numerous different forms with different values and
> different variables all point to the same php script used to process that
> form.
Hmmm... maybe you could just put them into a $_POST or $_GET array.. that
would be useful. :)
oh wait... $_GET or $_POST or $_REQUEST already are arrays that contain the
data from your form (depending upon your method). The "key" of the array is
the name of you input element.
echo $_POST['inputbox'];
for a text box named "inputbox".
Even on older versions of PHP you have the $HTTP_POST_VARS and
$HTTP_GET_VARS arrays.
---John Holmes...