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PHP the correct way to create a form variable to insert into a DB
my form has this:
My PHP has this but it is not working.
my form has this:
<html>
<textarea name="ii_pi_name[]" value="<?= $ii_pi_name1 ?>" ></textarea>
My PHP has this but it is not working.
<?php
$ii_pi_name = $_POST['ii_pi_name'][''];
PHP
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Julian Hansen
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@ron, can you please show me that written out in the format I have? I'm a little over my head right now.
name = htmlspecialchars($_POST['i
This is actually the correct way I was having brain drain moment on my previous post
This is actually the correct way I was having brain drain moment on my previous post
ASKER
@ron, so you are saying this:
$ii_pi_name = htmlspecialchars($_POST['i
$ii_pi_name = htmlspecialchars($_POST['i
array_pop($_POST['ii_pi_na
the array has no keys so php indexes it numerically, so the first elt is actually $ii_pi_name = $_POST['ii_pi_name'][0];
when in doubt, just print the whole thing with var_export or var_dump or even print_r
the array has no keys so php indexes it numerically, so the first elt is actually $ii_pi_name = $_POST['ii_pi_name'][0];
when in doubt, just print the whole thing with var_export or var_dump or even print_r
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