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yep $ary holds the row results it loops through all the fieldnames of you're select statement and puts the values ($value) into variables of their fieldname ($$key) so if you have 10 fieldnames you get 10 (in this case select options) if you have 20 fieldnames you get 20 select options but if...

you could use cookies or sessions to store the value temporarily

here a small example where I build up a menu which is generated from the database. you can also use it for inputfields like above $q_result = mysql_query("SELECT * from contenttable order by coorder"); while ($ary = mysql_fetch_assoc($q_result)) { //one while (list($key,$val) = each($ary)) {...

perhaps because the variable type private doesn't exist in PHP , if you have some reference in a manual where it's used I would like to see but I can't find it on http://nl2.php.net/manual/en/language.variables.scope.php hey I don't know all the options php has to offer so when someone comes...

yep my example is almost the same but differs quite a lot because of the $$ assignment suppose you have a variable $test='var1'; then $$test='hallo'; echo $var1; gives back "hallo" perhaps is there something wrong with $this, I have never seen that before but I just copied you're code...

$lib_dir_2['value']=$lib_dir perhaps ??

or foreach ( $array as $new_var ) { private $this->$$new_var = ""; } ;)

$query="SELECT * from artisttable order by arname"; $q_result=mysql_query($query,$conn); $templist=''; $templist = "<select name=\"agarid\"><option value=\"\">Empty"; while ($ary_stage = mysql_fetch_assoc($q_result)) { //one status while (list($key,$val) = each($ary_stage)) { $$key = $val; }...

you're welcome ;)

$test=array() $test['value']="aa" . $my_var . "cc"; $test['text']="My TEST"; and to put the values in an var with the corresponding value you do while ( list($field, $value) = each ($test)) { $$field=$value; } something like this ??

if ($row[5] <> '') {echo $row[5]."<br>"; // Add3}

you can also use checkbox if a user is allowed to select more values of the same field

an awful lot ?? I'm als obusy with sessionvariables in MYSQL and I was wondering that if I want to make my pages multilanguage if it's the best to store all the vars of the textobjects in the session or use include files for it ????

pfff here are some dat functions that retrieve the amount of days. then it's simple to loop through that amount of days add 1 day each time and add them in an array http://nl2.php.net/manual/en/function.date.php

and that mother in laws are put in a far away appartment as possible ;)

in the piece of logic you must also consider which appartments you want to fill first, the large appartments or the smaller ones .

the slashes are normal to be in front special characters. translated back to html they will show the right sign without a slash ;) only the last statement is good

nice article, I was always curious about that sql injection :)

that's called a radiobutton if it's yes or no. checkbox is for multiple answers possible ;) I have a nice script for checkboxes multiple values ;)

do you need to create a string for each checkbox since a checkbox can have multiple values ?? or just 1 total string?