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Dynamic form values $_POST / edit shopping cart
Posted on 2004-08-24
Hi,
I am creating a form that is dynamically generated, depending on items in the user's shopping cart. Is there anyway to do a dynamic
$_POST[$dynamicvalue]. Or is there another solution.
This is for when a user is editing his/her shopping cart before checkout. They are able to remove items and also to change quantities. The thing is that when they wish to remove an item, they click on a remove button next to the item. Now, naturally each item in the cart has an itemcartID. Each remove button is given the name REMOVE$itemcartID. Ex. If your itemcartID was 90 it would say REMOVE90. Now, i would like to check to see which one has been clicked using $_POST, the only thing is that each time the name will change. From REMOVE90 to REMOVE91 if it is another itemcartID. Got any solutions?
I am creating a form that is dynamically generated, depending on items in the user's shopping cart. Is there anyway to do a dynamic
$_POST[$dynamicvalue]. Or is there another solution.
This is for when a user is editing his/her shopping cart before checkout. They are able to remove items and also to change quantities. The thing is that when they wish to remove an item, they click on a remove button next to the item. Now, naturally each item in the cart has an itemcartID. Each remove button is given the name REMOVE$itemcartID. Ex. If your itemcartID was 90 it would say REMOVE90. Now, i would like to check to see which one has been clicked using $_POST, the only thing is that each time the name will change. From REMOVE90 to REMOVE91 if it is another itemcartID. Got any solutions?
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