Okay.
No.
Okay.
No.
So that means you agree with what I was trying to say earlier about the Value could be anything (as long as the Keys are constant)??
Yes.
ON POST you could check the key in a foreach statement against the master array key using
if(array_key_exists($key,$masterlist))
Depending on what you plan on entering into the database, you could also use this $key to get the value from the masterlist array.
You may come to regret it later on in terms of readability when you find yourself wondering “which was Id #10 again?”
I think I get Checkboxes enough to be dangerous in the morning!
Fortunately, I have two other scripts that I can use as cheat-sheets for implementing a lot of this.
My biggest confusion was with how Checkboxes stored entries, but now I see that they are similar to Radio Buttons.
This is a new chapter for me in PHP, but hopefully something I can use more in the future.
Thanks for the help!
Haaa, someone changed the list order!!!
Okay, that is a valid point!
But how then do I handle the Form?
Can I do something like this…
if (!empty($interest[$interestID])){
// Checkbox Selected
// Do Something...
}else{
// Checkbox Not Selected
// Do Something Else...
}
(The assumption being that if there is ANY value then the given Checkbox was selected, and if no value exists then the Checkbox wasn’t selected.)
Slight modification to what I posted above. NOTE: I am using $interests as the master list array name. Change as needed.
if(isset($_POST['interest'])):
$cnt=0;
foreach($_POST['interest'] as $id => $whatever):
//Validate
if(array_key_exists($id,$interests)):
$cnt++;
//Check count
if($cnt <= 5):
//Get the value
$value = $interests[$id];
//INSERT to table
endif;
endif;
endforeach;
endif;
So instead of looping though the main array (100 options) and checking to see if an id was posted, we just loop through posted key/values.
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