[PHP] Re: problem with code (almost fixed)

[Tularis]

Yan Grossman wrote:


Hi,
I fixed my code to handle forms using $_REQUEST. Just having problem with
the fields with multiple contents...
the one you have to call  like field[0], field[1],etc...

How do I use the brackets inside brackets?
my case is this:
Thanks.
I have fixed everything with $_REQUEST
but I am having problem with the multiple fields, like this:
$message .= (hotel =  . $_REQUEST['pac_hot[0]'] .  - .
$_REQUEST['pac_hot[1]'].  -  .$_REQUEST['pac_hot[2]'] .  -
.$_REQUEST['pac_hot[3]'] . \n);

How am I going to use the brackets inside the brackets?
Thanks



first, change this: $_REQUEST['pac_hot[0]'] to: $_REQUEST[$pac_hot[0]]
a single quote (  '  ) disallows variable-matching, meaning it won't 
replace $var by what it should be, it just leaves it as it where a real 
character it should show.

that should work on all your request array stuff hope this helps :)


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RE: [PHP] Re: problem with code (almost fixed)

[Noor Dawod]

 -Original Message-
 From: Tularis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
 Sent: Tuesday, November 19, 2002 12:45 PM
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 Subject: [PHP] Re: problem with code (almost fixed)

 first, change this: $_REQUEST['pac_hot[0]'] to:
 $_REQUEST[$pac_hot[0]]
 a single quote (  '  ) disallows variable-matching, meaning it won't
 replace $var by what it should be, it just leaves it as it
 where a real
 character it should show.

 that should work on all your request array stuff hope
 this helps :)


That would not work if register_globals is not turned ON. Actually, if
it'd work, it's useless to use $_REQUEST as you already have the
variable available in the global space.

Noor


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