Aaron Koning wrote:
Owen makes a good point. Check that you are using the [] in the HTML input
variable for the checkboxes. Like:
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Aaron
On 12/13/05, Owen Jacobson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wr
I'm not familiar with Cocoon, but I'd expect that to return only the first
of the "approved
> > Imagine a table called 'message_table':
> >
> > mid | message | status
> > +-+---
> > 1 | Text1 | H
> > 2 | Text2 | H
> > 3 | Text3 | H
> > 4 | Text4 | H
> >
> > A web page presents the user with all messages flagged with
> 'H'. User
> > checks m
Hi,
If your checkboxes are like
input type="checkbox" name="approved" value="1"
input type="checkbox" name="approved" value="2"
input type="checkbox" name="approved" value="3"
input type="checkbox" name="approved" value="4"
and 1, 3 and 4 are checked your form data will be approved=1,3,4
Then y
Owen makes a good point. Check that you are using the [] in the HTML input variable for the checkboxes. Like:
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AaronOn 12/13/05, Owen Jacobson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Daniel Hertz wrote:> Given a set of checkbox values that are submitted through an> html form,> how do you loop t
Daniel Hertz wrote:
> Given a set of checkbox values that are submitted through an
> html form,
> how do you loop through the submitted values to update more
> than one row
> in a table?
>
> Imagine a table called 'message_table':
>
> mid | message | status
> +-+---
> 1 |
Given a set of checkbox values that are submitted through an html form,
how do you loop through the submitted values to update more than one row
in a table?
Imagine a table called 'message_table':
mid | message | status
+-+---
1 | Text1 | H
2 | Text2 | H
3 | Text
