I want to show the user a list of emails and the user must have the
ability to select which ones he wants. Multiple selections must be
allowed. Any way I can do this? In PHP I want to do:

foreach ($_POST['contacts'] as $contact) {
// code...
}

But using Checkboxes doesn't work, I've tried putting them with the
same name but all that appears is a string of the LAST selected
checkbox :S. ?

..oO(RageARC)

>I want to show the user a list of emails and the user must have the
>ability to select which ones he wants. Multiple selections must be
>allowed. Any way I can do this? In PHP I want to do:
>
>foreach ($_POST['contacts'] as $contact) {
>// code...
>}
>
>But using Checkboxes doesn't work, I've tried putting them with the
>same name but all that appears is a string of the LAST selected
>checkbox :S. ?

Append [] to the names of the checkboxes, e.g.

<input type="checkbox" name="foo[]" value="42">

Then $_POST['foo'] will be an array.

Micha

Thanks Micha Didn't know that!

> But using Checkboxes doesn't work, I've tried putting them with the
> same name but all that appears is a string of the LAST selected
> checkbox :S. ?

I think you need check boxes here. html allow you to create many check
connected with the same name.

<input type="checkbox" name="options[1]" value="1" />Value 1
<input type="checkbox" name="options[2]" value="2" />Value 2
<input type="checkbox" name="options[4]" value="4" />Value 4


the submitted ones should appear as an $_POST array:
[options] => Array
(
[1] => 1
[4] => 4
)

Thanks guys, it really worked .

RageARC wrote:
> I want to show the user a list of emails and the user must have the
> ability to select which ones he wants. Multiple selections must be
> allowed. Any way I can do this? In PHP I want to do:
>
> foreach ($_POST['contacts'] as $contact) {
> // code...
> }
>
> But using Checkboxes doesn't work, I've tried putting them with the
> same name but all that appears is a string of the LAST selected
> checkbox :S. ?
>

Just remember - don't put the email address itself in your form - use
id's, etc. instead. And validate your data.

Spammers just love when you put the email address in a form field. And
they'll love you, also, right up to the time your site gets shut down.

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