receive value $_POST

[kirke]

hi, I wanna recevie from text box.
there's a list of numbers in the text box named "list"(eg., 10, 12,
23, 24,) like this.
and then i try
$L=$_POST("list ")
but it doesn't work(i guess because of commas)
is there any way to receive whole numbers with comma?
Thx.

[flamer die.spam@hotmail.com]

Re: receive value $_POST


kirke wrote:

hi, I wanna recevie from text box.
there's a list of numbers in the text box named "list"(eg., 10, 12,
23, 24,) like this.
and then i try
$L=$_POST("list ")
but it doesn't work(i guess because of commas)
is there any way to receive whole numbers with comma?
Thx.

you have to use square brackets.. $_POST["list"];

Flamer.

[kirke]

Re: receive value $_POST

oops, it was my mistake, I used square brackets. but still cannot
receive whole list of numbers. Get only first number(before first
comma)..

flamer die.spam@hotmai l.com wrote:

kirke wrote:

hi, I wanna recevie from text box.
there's a list of numbers in the text box named "list"(eg., 10, 12,
23, 24,) like this.
and then i try
$L=$_POST("list ")
but it doesn't work(i guess because of commas)
is there any way to receive whole numbers with comma?
Thx.

>
you have to use square brackets.. $_POST["list"];
>
Flamer.

[Peter van Schie]

Re: receive value $_POST

kirke schreef:

oops, it was my mistake, I used square brackets. but still cannot
receive whole list of numbers. Get only first number(before first
comma)..
>

Hi kirke,

Maybe a stupid question, but how do you check the value of $L?
You said you're using:

$L=$_POST["list"];

What's the output of:

echo $L;

Or just do something like:

print_r($_POST) ;

to check the contents of the $_POST array.

Peter.

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[kirke]

Re: receive value $_POST

Well, I just use the commend

printf("%s ",%L);


And, my question is changed! I find out $L=$_POST['list']; can get a
list of numbers.

And another problem is,
Let's assume that $L=1,2,3
There's a table such as

A B
11 1
12 2
13 3
14 4
15 5
16 6

Then,

$sql="select A
FROM TABLE
WHERE B in ($L)
";

can be used. After that, How can I save 11,12,13 for one variable?
my thought was,

$result= mssql_query($sq l) or die();

while ($row = mssql_fetch_arr ay($result))
{
$veh = $veh+","+$row[0]; }

But it doesn't work.....
Help me...
thx.



Peter van Schie wrote:

kirke schreef:

oops, it was my mistake, I used square brackets. but still cannot
receive whole list of numbers. Get only first number(before first
comma)..

>
Hi kirke,
>
Maybe a stupid question, but how do you check the value of $L?
You said you're using:
>
$L=$_POST["list"];
>
What's the output of:
>
echo $L;
>
Or just do something like:
>
print_r($_POST) ;
>
to check the contents of the $_POST array.
>
Peter.
>
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[Peter van Schie]

Re: receive value $_POST

Hi kirke,

$result= mssql_query($sq l) or die();
>
while ($row = mssql_fetch_arr ay($result))
{
$veh = $veh+","+$row[0]; }
>
But it doesn't work.....
Help me...
thx.

Just use mssql_fetch_ass oc instead of mssql_fetch_arr ay, to only
retrieve the associative array.
Then you can use $row['A'] for instance to show the value of the current
row's A value:

$result= mssql_query($sq l) or die();

while ($row = mssql_fetch_ass oc($result))
{
echo $row['A'] . '<br />';
}

Also note that you should check the input value of the formfield L,
instead of just using it in the sql query. You should use
mysql_real_esca pe_string to escape the value, like:
mysql_real_esca pe_string($_POS T['L'])

Peter.

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[kirke]

Re: receive value $_POST

Thx. it works.
However what i want to get is
$result=11,12,1 3
not $result=111213
How can I put comma between numbers?



Peter van Schie wrote:

Hi kirke,
>

$result= mssql_query($sq l) or die();

while ($row = mssql_fetch_arr ay($result))
{
$veh = $veh+","+$row[0]; }

But it doesn't work.....
Help me...
thx.

>
Just use mssql_fetch_ass oc instead of mssql_fetch_arr ay, to only
retrieve the associative array.
Then you can use $row['A'] for instance to show the value of the current
row's A value:
>
$result= mssql_query($sq l) or die();
>
while ($row = mssql_fetch_ass oc($result))
{
echo $row['A'] . '<br />';
}
>
Also note that you should check the input value of the formfield L,
instead of just using it in the sql query. You should use
mysql_real_esca pe_string to escape the value, like:
mysql_real_esca pe_string($_POS T['L'])
>
Peter.
>
--
http://www.phpforums.nl

[kirke]

Re: receive value $_POST

Thx. it works.
However what i want to get is
$result=11,12,1 3
not $result=111213
How can I put comma between numbers?



Peter van Schie wrote:

Hi kirke,
>

$result= mssql_query($sq l) or die();

while ($row = mssql_fetch_arr ay($result))
{
$veh = $veh+","+$row[0]; }

But it doesn't work.....
Help me...
thx.

>
Just use mssql_fetch_ass oc instead of mssql_fetch_arr ay, to only
retrieve the associative array.
Then you can use $row['A'] for instance to show the value of the current
row's A value:
>
$result= mssql_query($sq l) or die();
>
while ($row = mssql_fetch_ass oc($result))
{
echo $row['A'] . '<br />';
}
>
Also note that you should check the input value of the formfield L,
instead of just using it in the sql query. You should use
mysql_real_esca pe_string to escape the value, like:
mysql_real_esca pe_string($_POS T['L'])
>
Peter.
>
--
http://www.phpforums.nl

[Geoff Berrow]

Re: receive value $_POST

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kirke contained the following:

$veh = $veh+","+$row[0];

$veh = $veh.",".$row[0];

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[kirke]

Re: receive value $_POST

wow, it's so simple! Thx a lot.

Geoff Berrow wrote:

Message-ID: <1164756533.089 378.39630@j72g2 000cwa.googlegr oups.comfrom
kirke contained the following:
>

$veh = $veh+","+$row[0];

>
$veh = $veh.",".$row[0];
>
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[Geoff Berrow]

Re: receive value $_POST

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kirke contained the following:

>Geoff Berrow wrote:

> $veh = $veh.",".$row[0];

>wow, it's so simple! Thx a lot.

Yeah, the + sign is the concatenation operator in Javascript.

Please don't top post. :-)
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