What you need to do is to have a function in the form processing page that
iterates through $HTTP_POST_VARS and saves the name and value of each item
in the form. You will want to exclude your submit button and if there are
other form items you don't want to save, you might want to name them with a
unique name (such as prepending "nosave") so you can exclude them as well.
The function I wrote to do this is as follows:
function SetAllAnswers()
{
global $HTTP_POST_VARS;
foreach($HTTP_POST_VARS as $qID=>$value)
{
if ($qID != 'submit' && !stristr($qID,'nosave'))
$this->SetAnswer($qID, $value);
}
}
""Nando2"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
021101c0c1f1$fb3e0a00$0ab4c5c8@Nando4">news:021101c0c1f1$fb3e0a00$0ab4c5c8@Nando4...
Hello All,
I'm trying to build a way to transfer my orders to a HTML page instead of
using GUI that I've designed.
In order to do that I need to display all the orders of the day and have
checkboxes on each so that the user can select only the orders that we will
process.
The number of checkboxes on this form will depend on the number of orders of
that day. So the form and the number of its variables will be dynamic as
well.
Each checkbox has to have the name property that can be matched to the
customercode+ordernumber. After the form is submited I need to scan all the
variables that were checked so that it can be included on the next query.
Has anyone tried that or did that before? Is there any URL or PHP code that
can be used to learn that?
Thank you very much,
Carlos Fernando.
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