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this should do it?<br />
$$VVBLE = $POST[$VVBLE];
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this should do it?
$$VVBLE = $POST[$VVBLE];

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Thanks, the issue was actually (that I'd missed completely) that I'd put $POST and not $_POST. No idea why I kept overlooking it but your code was great for fault finding!
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Thanks, the issue was actually (that I'd missed completely) that I'd put $POST and not $_POST. No idea why I kept overlooking it but your code was great for fault finding!

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I've got a multitude of strings on a site with a numerical suffix and am trying to use a loop (and later when working a function).<br />
What I'm stuck on is the formatting to parse the variable text into $_POST so I can read the value from the previous page.<br />

<pre><code id="code-10-28000087-1">$VVBLE = &quot;Number$LoopNumber&quot;;
$$VVBLE = $POST['$VVBLE'];</code></pre>
As highlighted above the <i>$_POST<u>['$VVBLE']</u></i> is what I'm stuck on, what formatting should I use for it to use that as the lookup value?
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I've got a multitude of strings on a site with a numerical suffix and am trying to use a loop (and later when working a function).
What I'm stuck on is the formatting to parse the variable text into $_POST so I can read the value from the previous page.
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As highlighted above the $_POST['$VVBLE'] is what I'm stuck on, what formatting should I use for it to use that as the lookup value?

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