note 39270 modified in language.variables.external by philip
| From: | philip@php.net | Date: | Thu, 12 Feb 2004 21:57:01 +0000 |
| Subject: | note 39270 modified in language.variables.external by philip | ||
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How to pass a numerically indexed array.
This is the part inside the form. Notice that the name is not 'english[$r]' which you
would normally write, but 'english[]'. PHP adds the index when it receives the post and it
starts at 0.
<?php
for ($r=0; $r <= count($english)-1; $r++){
echo "<TEXTAREA
NAME='english[]'>".$english[$r]."</TEXTAREA>";
}
?>
<?php
And this will get it out at the other end
function retrieve_english(){
for ($r=0; $r <= count($_POST['english'])-1; $r++){
echo $_POST['english'][$r]."<BR>";
}
}
?>
Keys are useful but so are numerical indices!
Cheers everyone
--was--
How to pass a numerically indexed array.
This is the part inside the form. Notice that the name is not 'english[$r]' which you
would normally write, but 'english[]'. PHP adds the index when it receives the post and it
starts at 0.
<?php
for ($r=0; $r <= count($english)-1; $r++){
echo "<TEXTAREA
NAME='english[]',>".$english[$r]."</TEXTAREA>
}
?>
<?php
And this will get it out at the other end
function retrieve_english(){
for ($r=0; $r <= count($_POST['english'])-1; $r++){
echo $_POST['english'][$r]."<BR>";
}
}
?>
Keys are useful but so are numerical indices!
Cheers everyone
http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.variables.external.php