Hi there,
hope you can me. Newly I use mysqli and procedure.
In my form I check 9 radiobuttons altogether. In due I have a query in
variable 'sql' like following..

$sql="SELECT * From table1 WHERE club=$_POST[1] OR disco=$_POST[2]";
//And so on, it depends on true-false value of variables..then..

$temp = mysqli_prepare($this->db, $sql);
mysqli_stmt_bind_param($temp, "ii[...]",$_POST[1],$_POST[2],[...]);

How can I manage the right allocation? The problem is here you need to
fill out the variables in equal number of given variables (e.g. 'iis'
so three variables)
And I can only use when the post variables is true..

What is maybe a real better solution? Need something like pointer or
so?

Greedings,
Bjoern

On Wed, 30 Jan 2008 08:46:20 -0800 (PST), rince78
<jacksch_1@hotmail.com> wrote:

>Hi there,
>hope you can me. Newly I use mysqli and procedure.
>In my form I check 9 radiobuttons altogether. In due I have a query in
>variable 'sql' like following..
>
>$sql="SELECT * From table1 WHERE club=$_POST[1] OR disco=$_POST[2]";
>//And so on, it depends on true-false value of variables..then..
>
>$temp = mysqli_prepare($this->db, $sql);
>mysqli_stmt_bind_param($temp, "ii[...]",$_POST[1],$_POST[2],[...]);
>
>How can I manage the right allocation? The problem is here you need to
>fill out the variables in equal number of given variables (e.g. 'iis'
>so three variables)
>And I can only use when the post variables is true..
>
>What is maybe a real better solution? Need something like pointer or
>so?
>
>Greedings,
>Bjoern

That's a good question for comp.lang.php
And you weren't the first one to ask, so a search in
Google groups in comp.lang.php for
comp.lang.php radiobutton mysql
will likely produce some interesting results amongst the
56 hits it returns.
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