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The problem: You need to use the result of a multiple select form element in your php script. Handling a $_POST request gives only one entry from the form element, not all those selected. The solution: Use array name in form element name ie multiselect becomes multiselect[] or <select name=”multipleselect[]“> <option value=”0″>0</option> <option value=”1″>1</option> <option [...]
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Thu, August 14 2008 » PHP, Web developing » No Comments
Dan Atrill is a full-time web developer with over 10 year's professional experience. Based in London, he's a director of DJA, a web company providing services to small to medium size businesses (SMEs), including Wordpress and Joomla development, AJAX, PHP and ecommerce integration, and a lot of detective work in unraveling code from existing websites.
For more info on Dan Atrill visit the new portfolio site: http://www.djaonline.co.uk or
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Dan Atrill is a full-time web developer with over 10 year's professional experience. Based in London, he's a director of DJA, a web company providing services to small to medium size businesses (SMEs), including Wordpress and Joomla development, AJAX, PHP and ecommerce integration, and a lot of detective work in unraveling code from existing websites.
For more info on Dan Atrill visit the new portfolio site: http://www.djaonline.co.uk or
Visit the new Amazon-based store
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