Re: [PHP] Using SELECT and MULTIPLE in a form

2003-02-01 Thread Tom Rogers
Hi,

Sunday, February 2, 2003, 1:29:30 PM, you wrote:
JK> I am displaying a form using values obtained from a database query.
JK> One of the elements contains about 20 different values. I want the
JK> use to be able to select multiple values before pressing submit.

JK> This seems to work, but when my php script is called, all I see is
JK> the last data value assigned to the variable. I could use a pointer.

JK> Here is a code snippet:

JK>   echo "\n";
JK>   echo "  Task Description\n";
JK>   echo "  \n";
JK>   for ($j = 0; $j < $tskcount; $j++) {
JK> echo "$taskdescr[$j]\n";
JK>   }
JK>   echo "  \n";
JK>   echo "  \n";
JK>   echo "\n\n";

JK> The above code adds a list to the form and the user can highlight more than one
JK> entry.

JK> How do I access the data after the user presses submit?

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This popped up using google
http://www.onlinetools.org/tricks/using_multiple_select.php

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Re: [PHP] Using SELECT and MULTIPLE in a form

2003-02-01 Thread John Nichel
Put empty square brackets (NAME='in_task_descr[]') after the name of 
your select element.  Then all the slections will be in an array called...

$_POST['in_task_descr'] or
$_GET['in_task_descr']

Depending on your form method.

James Kaufman wrote:
I am displaying a form using values obtained from a database query.
One of the elements contains about 20 different values. I want the
use to be able to select multiple values before pressing submit.

This seems to work, but when my php script is called, all I see is
the last data value assigned to the variable. I could use a pointer.

Here is a code snippet:

  echo "\n";
  echo "  Task Description\n";
  echo "  \n";
  for ($j = 0; $j < $tskcount; $j++) {
echo "$taskdescr[$j]\n";
  }
  echo "  \n";
  echo "  \n";
  echo "\n\n";

The above code adds a list to the form and the user can highlight more than one
entry.

How do I access the data after the user presses submit?




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[PHP] Using SELECT and MULTIPLE in a form

2003-02-01 Thread James Kaufman
I am displaying a form using values obtained from a database query.
One of the elements contains about 20 different values. I want the
use to be able to select multiple values before pressing submit.

This seems to work, but when my php script is called, all I see is
the last data value assigned to the variable. I could use a pointer.

Here is a code snippet:

  echo "\n";
  echo "  Task Description\n";
  echo "  \n";
  for ($j = 0; $j < $tskcount; $j++) {
echo "$taskdescr[$j]\n";
  }
  echo "  \n";
  echo "  \n";
  echo "\n\n";

The above code adds a list to the form and the user can highlight more than one
entry.

How do I access the data after the user presses submit?

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Jim Kaufman mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Linux Evangelistcell: 612-481-9778  
public key 0x6D802619   fax:  952-937-9832
http://www.linuxforbusiness.net

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