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First problem - duplicate id's - id's must be unique on the page.<br />
Second problem - duplicate names - the second one will overwrite the first ... actually the submission will be something like<br />

<pre><code id="code-20-41761577-1">adnum_1=4&amp;adnum_1=2</code></pre>
But even if you process the raw POST you can't tell which is which.<br />
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Just give your selects different names like<br />
adnum_68 and adnum_70<br />
That way you can check the values of those variables when they are submitted to see how many of each ticket was requested.
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First problem - duplicate id's - id's must be unique on the page.
Second problem - duplicate names - the second one will overwrite the first ... actually the submission will be something like


adnum_1=4&adnum_1=2

But even if you process the raw POST you can't tell which is which.

Just give your selects different names like
adnum_68 and adnum_70
That way you can check the values of those variables when they are submitted to see how many of each ticket was requested.

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Okay, so I've got a stupid question. &nbsp;Here's a model of what I'm working with.<br />
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<a href="https://jsfiddle.net/5bxjxwj4/2/" rel="ugc">https://jsfiddle.net/5bxjxwj4/2/</a><br />
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There's a webform that's dynamically created based upon database entries (course 1, course 2, ... course X). &nbsp;The user selects the a number of tickets based upon the select next to the price.<br />
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What would be the best way of determining which price has been selected on form submission?
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Okay, so I've got a stupid question.  Here's a model of what I'm working with.

https://jsfiddle.net/5bxjxwj4/2/

There's a webform that's dynamically created based upon database entries (course 1, course 2, ... course X).  The user selects the a number of tickets based upon the select next to the price.

What would be the best way of determining which price has been selected on form submission?

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