Hey Mark,
Thanks. I understand. I'm actually a Cold Fusion programmer.
I've tried what you suggested but can't seem to get it work - code attached.
However, I can display the radio button if I use the $_POST function.
I'm not sure if it's the version of php I'm using. Stats - windows 2000 Sp1,
Shew,
http://www.whirledweb.com/phptest/InsertPicks3.php
It looks like the issue here is Capitalization. PHP is very capitalization
sensative. (which I believe that Cold Fusion is less picky about) And your
code looks great, save a couple little issues that may have made it even
more
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OK, changed the subject to what I think it should be about.
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Hi - I'm a TOTAL php NEWBIE - my 1st bit of code!!!.
Basically the input form page has 17 sets of radio buttons, each
representing one
It looks like your code could use variable variables to help you out.
::: OLD CODE
for ($GameIdx = 1; $GameIdx = 17; $GameIdx++) {
/* instead hardcoding each radio button name - just do it
programmatically
by concatenating / creating the name */
$frmGame =
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