Chapter 5, Loops and Arrays
| From: | Wade | Date: | Fri, 24 Jan 2003 15:43:38 +0000 |
| Subject: | Chapter 5, Loops and Arrays | ||
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01242003 0742 CST
Look at this:
from the book:
do
{
echo'<br><br>$Auto[$Count]";
$CheckEmpty = "Auto[$Count]";
$Count = $Count + 1;
}
while ($CheckEmpty!="");
if ($Count == 1) echo "Not Applicable";
my attempt to change it:
<?php
$Count=0;
echo "Your cars are:";
do
{
echo"<br><br>$_GET["Auto"][$Count]";
$CheckEmpty = "$_GET["Auto"][$Count]";
$Count = $Count+1;
}
while ($CheckEmpty!="");
if ($Count==1) echo "Not Applicable";
?>
How do you do a double {}?
$_GET because of the GET call
$_GET["Auto"] this is right, right?
but then what with the [$Count}?
Can I do this: $_GET["Auto"[$Count]]";
How do you write an array in an array in a Global Variable place holder?
That doesnt seem possible?
Wade