Smarty

[reformed1]

Is there a Smarty problem with using multiple form values with the same name? For instance, I have a script that outputs many records so a user can delete or edit the records in a database, normally I would use something like this to capture the values for all of fields into an array:

[marco5]

[reformed1]

My problem is that I'm not getting any values, except the last one in the form. Your script will definately help handle an emtpy array, but I'm trying to find out why my array is empty. Do mulitiple values work with the get method? Maybe that's my problem. Also, I'm using the print_r('userId') function to look at my array.
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[marco5]

[reformed1]

Actually I am using a value. Sorry I didn't put it in my last post. Here is part of the code i'm using.

[marco5]

[reformed1]

I don't have any handline code yet because I have nothing to handle. I'm just using print_r() at this point to see the array.
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[marco5]

[reformed1]

The value of {$info.1} is coming from my database along with many others for the other fields in my form.
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[marco5]

um

whatever happens u must to run this function $xx->assign()

[marco5]

this is an example for u
[php:1:5a33872ec2]
<?php
//test.php
require_once("./libs/Smarty.class.php");
$tpl=new Smarty;
$tpl->assign("info",array(1,2,3,4));
$tpl->display("test.tpl");
?>
[/php:1:5a33872ec2]

[reformed1]

I'm getting my values from the database with no problem, because I can see the values in my form. I know that values are there, they are just not passing in an array to my print_r() statement.
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[marco5]

[marco5]

if u want to use multiple name
,u should use this script to handle.like this
[php:1:3f0a0b84fc]
<?php
if($_GET['action']==""){
echo "<form action=$_SERVER[PHP_SELF]?action=1 method=post>";
for($i=0;$i<20;$i++){
echo "$i:<input type=text name=hk[] value=$i><br>";
}
echo "<input type=submit>";
echo "</form>";
}else{
echo "this is the result:<br>";
for($i=0;$i<count($_POST['hk']);$i++){
if($_POST['hk'][$i]==""){
continue;
}else{
echo $_POST['hk'][$i]."<BR>";
}
}
}
?[/php:1:3f0a0b84fc]

[marco5]

haha!!
it likes php4.32 support input type=text case!!
i remember 4.30 does not support it,can not use count($_POST['hk'])

koo



sorry!!
i made a mistake!