note 27871 deleted from function.implode by sniper

Note Submitter: kode_nospam_hode at yahoo_nospam dot dk ---- No, I don't 'believe' it's improper to use '[]' in names ... the HTML-standard loud an clear state it is. It is not a matter of religion ;o) Any violation of the HTML-standard is 'technically against the rules' ... but how does this one defer? These characters cannot be used in names - quotes or no quotes. When you are able to do so anyway - and do it - you're relying on a browser-bug. That has never been good coding-practise. Checkboxes can be given unique names, and can be recognized on the server. Also if there is a dynamic number ... they need not be in an array. A multiple selectbox is not the most brilliant constructed HTML-element ... i agree. When send with 'GET' you can fetch the selected options by exploding the $_ENV["QUERY_STRING"], but the element doesn't work with 'POST'. It's not very well thoght through, but that's life. Another 'hack' is to rely on client-side scripting and fill a hidden input onsubmit - which isn't good either. None of these disadvantages should result in bad HTML-code, though. One should find another way to solve the problem. /best regards