RE: [PHP] concatenating form variables within PHP3
| From: | Tom Walsh | Date: | Fri, 08 Sep 2000 14:26:34 +0000 |
| Subject: | RE: [PHP] concatenating form variables within PHP3 | ||
| Groups: | php.general | ||
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Simple...
echo "<input type=\"hidden\"
name=\"D".$day."_".$time."SHOW\"
value=\"$hold\"><br>";
I always find it is easier to type the HTML straight and then escape out
your " and stuff when you go to PHP... It just makes it seem clearer to
me...
HTH
Tom Walsh
http://www.designgeek.com
> for ($z=1; $z < 49; $z++)
> {
>
> for ($y =0; $y < 7; $y++)
> {
> $hold = ${"D".$day."_".$time."SHOW"};
> echo "<input type='hidden'
> name='D'.$day.'_'.$time.'SHOW'
> value='$hold'><br>";
> $day++;
>
> }
> $day =0;
> $time++;
> }
>
> PROBLEM: the name (ie. the text boxes names) are taken as text
> literals ' D'.1.'_'.1'.SHOW' NOT D1_1SHOW