@firmanauthorJul 24.2006 — #Are the curly brackets needed?
Looks like you need something like:
print ($_POST[$row['Link_num'].'_checkbox'] );
.... but worth checking the output of print_r($_POST) to check for the presence (or otherwise) of curly brackets.[/QUOTE]
the part that I know "is wrong" in your code is .'_checkbox' I am not adding checkbox.... the POST Value if I am expecting is 3200_checkbox or "something"_checkbox. I need it to be """_$POST(LINK_NUM)_checkbox""" to put it in "simpler" terms.
@Vectorman211Jul 24.2006 — #I see i see. That's a problem because you have no way to index the variable from the post array. Is this like a bunch of checkboxes that are enumerated? If so I would do like this:
@firmanauthorJul 24.2006 — #what do you mean index the post variable? I can because the way I make my post variable is from my database and then I add on _checkbox. So I do know what all my POST variables will be. If I can make this work, it would be great... if not, I might have to go by your other post.
@Vectorman211Jul 25.2006 — #I still have no idea what you're trying to do lol but I'm glad you got it ? Probably would have made more sense if I saw all the code ;P