Hello Micah--
Yes, PHP supports multiple selections, but you need to change the name
of the control from submitID to submitID[], so that it will become an
array once inside your script.
Hope this helps!
Marco
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grrr... I am trying to get several values from a selection form field (using
multiple) into PHP. Is this possible? The code I'm using to test this is
below. After running the code and selecting more than one field, the last
field (the greatest number) is the only one that shows up as the only input
from the selection part of the form!! Is there any other way??
thanks,
Micah
?php
$phpSelf = $_SERVER['SCRIPT_NAME'];
$phpFile = $_SERVER['SCRIPT_FILENAME'];
$phpName = 'Multiple Selection Test';
$phpTimeRan = date('H:i.s');
$a='a';
$b='b';
?
html
headtitle?php echo $phpName; ?/title/head
body
h2?php echo $phpName; ?/h2
i[?php echo $phpSelf; ?] @ ?php echo $phpTimeRan; ?/i
brbr
form action=?php echo $phpSelf; ? method=POST
table
bgcolor=#003300
cellpadding=4
cellspacing=0
border=4
bordercolor=#00
style=color:#ff;
trtdItem/td/tr
tr tdselect name=submitID size=5 MULTIPLE
?php
for ($i=0;$i10;$i++) {
echo 'option value='.$i.''.$i.'/option'.\n;
}
?
/select/td
/tr
/table
brbr
input type=hidden name=a value=?php echo $a; ?
input type=hidden name=b value=?php echo $b; ?
input type=submit name=submit
/form
?php
echo 'textarea readonly rows=12 cols=50 name=NULL';
var_dump($_POST);
echo '/textarea';
echo 'brbrhr';
highlight_file($phpFile);
?
/body
/html
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