Subject | GLOBAL Array |
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Author | anna_ppalm |
Post date | 2006-03-28T21:57:39Z |
Hello,
Hope you can help me. I am bringing from the DB several records,
where only one will be update. This come to a PHP page. I am passing
the values of each record to the php page. From this page the user
will choose one record. I than go back to the DB, get all the
information for that record and make available for update
My problem is: I do not know how to differentiate the field NAME from
record 1 to NAME from record 2. I am using $_POST[`NAME'] to get the
name, but if I have to update the first record I notice once I click
submit it brings the information of the LAST record send to the page.
I am trying to use an array of globals, but don't know how. Can you
help?
Example of what I need:
Some how take the array that is coming from DB:
$array_de_registros[$cont]['NOME'] = $NOME;
Save it as a global array:
$GLOBAL [$cont]['NOME'] = $array_de_registros[$cont]['NOME']
Than be able to retrieve that specific record info to retrieve the db.
How can I do that?? Any ideas??
Thanks,
Anna
Hope you can help me. I am bringing from the DB several records,
where only one will be update. This come to a PHP page. I am passing
the values of each record to the php page. From this page the user
will choose one record. I than go back to the DB, get all the
information for that record and make available for update
My problem is: I do not know how to differentiate the field NAME from
record 1 to NAME from record 2. I am using $_POST[`NAME'] to get the
name, but if I have to update the first record I notice once I click
submit it brings the information of the LAST record send to the page.
I am trying to use an array of globals, but don't know how. Can you
help?
Example of what I need:
Some how take the array that is coming from DB:
$array_de_registros[$cont]['NOME'] = $NOME;
Save it as a global array:
$GLOBAL [$cont]['NOME'] = $array_de_registros[$cont]['NOME']
Than be able to retrieve that specific record info to retrieve the db.
How can I do that?? Any ideas??
Thanks,
Anna