>$_POST['category_id'];
What do you think this does? Cuz it don't really "do" anything...
> $numcat = count($category);
> if ($numcat>1){
> $category_id=implode(",",$category);
> } elseif ($numcat==1){
> $category_id=$category;
> }
You have an array of '$category' that you need to insert into cat_survey.
Whether you have 1 or 40 or 0 items in it, it's an array.
Actually, if they didn't pick anything, the variable won't even exist, so it
won't be an array. And your count($category) will probably issue a Warning
message...
You need to do an INSERT for *every* category they chose:
while (isset($category) && $category_id = each($category)){
> $cat=mysql_query("insert into cat_survey
>(pfsurvey_id,
> category_id) values
>('$pfsurvey_id','$category_id')",$dbi);
> if (!$cat) {
> print "<p>Couldn't insert your record:
>".mysql_error()."</p>\n";
> }
}
> print "<p>Loaded your data
>correctly.</p>\n";
This is still going to prit out, even if something went wrong.
Bad Human Interface.
You'll be giving contradictory statements one after the other.
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