note 27252 deleted from function.implode by sniper

From: Date: Wed, 08 Oct 2003 03:53:10 +0000
Subject: note 27252 deleted from function.implode by sniper
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Note Submitter: kode_nospam_hode@yahoo_nospam.dk ---- Another user suggests using '[]' in a name for HTML-elements ... ie: <select name=state[] multiple> Don't learn from this, as it's invalid HTML - though most PHP-people seem to use this 'ileagal' syntax. According to the HTML-standard - as recommended by W3C - brackets cannot be used for ID's and NAME's. One should therefore avoid using them for checkboxes and multiple-selects and the likes. Although it may seem a little naive, one could fear that browser-makers would change practice and let their browsers support the standard tomorrow :) Anyway: If we don't code to the standards, why should they do so? And if we and they shouldn't ..... why write standards in the first place? ;o) /Best regards Ole Clausen

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