Thanks to all for your kind attention.
What I need is exactly what Miguel Cruz wrote.
What I wanted to do was a multidelete, eg:
I show the content of a table in a php page and near every row I put a
checkbox binding its checked value with ID column.
When I submit a form I send the form vars to the script that deletes the
rows checked from the DB.
Till now I used the escamotage described by David Freeman with this variant:
ID_N (where N is integer).
Then I split("_", "ID_N"), got the second elemnt of the array and then build
the string "ID=5 OR ID=6 ..."
But I didn't like it, it seemed not very "elegant" to me.By the way does someone know where can I find some technical information on how GET or POST parameters are passed (HTTP specs?) and handled by various scripting languages (APIs?) ? Bye, Evanghelos > PS nice name ;) :-) "Evan Nemerson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ha scritto nel messaggio news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > Thats because that query string is like saying: > > $ID = 5; > $ID = 6; > $ID = 23; > > If this is a form that you can't change the ID field names to ID1, ID2, ID3, > etc. (which would probably be best) you could try something like: -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
