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You'd have to name the checkbox 'otherMarketing[membership<wbr />]' for that to work as written.
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I have a form with a series of checkboxes. If the user does not complete other information on the form, user submits, the form is redisplayed and I want the completed fields to be sticky. (I think that is the right term fields already completed to redisplay) including the checkboxes.<br />
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&lt;input type=&quot;checkbox&quot; name='otherMarketing[]' value=&quot;membership&quot; id=&quot;membership&quot; &nbsp;&lt;?php if ($_REQUEST[otherMarketing]<wbr />[membershi<wbr />p]=='membe<wbr />rship') { echo &quot;checked&quot;;} ?&gt; /&gt; <br />
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I have a form with a series of checkboxes. If the user does not complete other information on the form, user submits, the form is redisplayed and I want the completed fields to be sticky. (I think that is the right term fields already completed to redisplay) including the checkboxes.

<input type="checkbox" name='otherMarketing[]' value="membership" id="membership"  <?php if ($_REQUEST[otherMarketing][membership]=='membership') { echo "checked";} ?> /> 
			

You&#39;d have to name the checkbox &#39;otherMarketing[membership]&#39; for that to work as written.

PHP Sticky checkboxes

I have a form with a series of checkboxes. If the user does not complete other information on the form, user submits, the form is redisplayed and I want the completed fields to be sticky. (I think that is the right term fields already completed to redisplay) including the checkboxes.

&lt;input type=&quot;checkbox&quot; name=&#39;otherMarketing[]&#39; value=&quot;membership&quot; id=&quot;membership&quot;  &lt;?php if ($_REQUEST[otherMarketing][membership]==&#39;membership&#39;) { echo &quot;checked&quot;;} ?&gt; /&gt; 
			

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