I've noticed that this issue is associated with text fields, password
fields, and textarea fields. What about file fields?
I have a form that is not showing the information pulled from a database in
a file field. Any ideas why? Does the file type not allow this to be done?
Jef
you cannot pre-populate a field type of FILE in a form, it's in the W3C specs,
but the basic reason why you can't do it, is pretty much to prevent malicous
writers to prepopulate the field with c:\windows\passwords.txt or any thing
similar, /etc/passwd, /etc/shadow (this is why you shouldn't
So is it better to use a text field in this case?
Jef
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you cannot pre-populate a field type of FILE in a form, it's in the W3C
specs,
but the basic reason
Hello, I have been dealing with different form proccessing PHP scripts. When
I start a new job I usually have a script that just takes the form POST
values and prints them to the screen, so I know what I'm working with. Now
I have a question say the form has 1 field named FirstName. If the field
on 08/10/02 9:13 AM, Anup ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Hello, I have been dealing with different form proccessing PHP scripts. When
I start a new job I usually have a script that just takes the form POST
values and prints them to the screen, so I know what I'm working with. Now
I have a
Here's the code
?php
foreach ($HTTP_POST_VARS as $Index=$Value) {
echo DEBUG ::: POST Key: $Index; POST Value: $Valuebr\n;
}
?
### Here's the function (this is how what I catually use).
function PrintVars () {
global $HTTP_POST_VARS;
foreach ($HTTP_POST_VARS as $Index=$Value) {
maybe try...
print pre;
print_r($HTTP_POST_VARS);
print /pre;
this will dump the entire post var array to the browser.. similar to
functions before but faster.
Christian Haines
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