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So if I have my query in a seperate file and end up with while($result = mysql_fetch_assoc($query)) {what happens here?} what happens next if re-direct is not involved?

I have page1.php which has a post form and page2.php which display data/results. I have a seperate php script file which queries a database. Having completed the query and assuming a result, I would end up with something like while($result = mysql_fetch_assoc($query)) how do I get the data onto the display page. Looking at example approaches I found this using a go-between file <?PHP include_once(process.php; process($_POST); display_results; ?> would display_results be a form of redirect? If not? Any help appreciated.

No the text is not stored anywhere else, just displayed in a table within a form. So if the checkbox associated with the text is checked by the user, the checkbox value along with the text are submitted and posted/displayed on another page.

My form table structure is <tr> <td><input type='checkbox' name='checkbox' value='x-y-z'></td> <td>x</td> <td>y</td> <td>z</td> <td><textarea name='text'>Text goes here</textarea></td> </tr> The only user input is the checkbox. The text is displayed by the website, not inputted by the user. So if the user selects a certain checkbox, its value and associated text is posted to and dispayed on another page. The text could be a few words or a paragraph. Is there a way of displaying and posting the text without a user being able to modify it?

I found the problem. Because the text string is in a textbox, I didn't want the user to be able to delete/modify the text, as I it were contained within a table data cell for example. So I had disabled='true' within the texarea tag. When I did a print_r on $_POST, the text array was not in it and therefore not defined. So I got rid of the disabled='true', now $_POST does contain the text array, but the user can now modify/delete the text, which I don't want. Is there a way of getting $_POST to recognise the text, but without the user having access to delete/modify the text?

My form table structure is as an example <tr> <td><input type='checkbox' name='checkbox[]' value='1'></td> <td>x</td> <td>y</td> <td>z</td> <td><textarea name='text[]'>Today is saturday, no work today.</textarea></td> </tr> I'm submitting both checkbox[] and text[]. checkbox works fine. text[] is sent via http request as the textarea doesn't have a value like checkbox. I did $text = print_r($_POST); which gave me: Array ( [text] => Array ( [0] => 1 ) ) 1 as checkbox '1' was the only checkbox checked. I have confirmed using an alert before being sent that 'text' contains the string 'Today is saturday, no work today.'

Thanks Zanus, I'm submitting both and array of checkboxes and string values. The checkboxes are submitting no hassle, its the text string values in textboxes that I'm trying to access in php. Where 'text' is the name of the array being posted via http request, $_POST['text'][$i] is giving me undefined index. I also tried $var = $_POST['text']; which gave me undefined variable 'text'. Frustrating to say the least! Hope I'm going about this the right way.

As part of a form submission, I have several textboxes The textboxes have an array name such as text[]. I'm sending the textbox values via http request. Sending an element value via http request is usually be done using document.getElementById, assigning the elements ID to a var and posting the var name . Then accessing the value using $_POST. However I'm sending an array of string values. How do I access the array using $_POST? Any help appreciated.

I found the problem, but don'y know how/where to change it. On the wamp server homepage, when I click on the link for phpmyadmin I get a connection failure. In the left panel, it says #1045 - Access denied for user 'root'@'localhost' (using password: NO). I have set the password in config.inc, so where its getting the password NO , I have no idea. I certainly didn't set it to NO. Any help appreciated.

I re-installed the wamp server, but still can't access phpmyadmin. Can't understand that at all!

I have wamp server 2.0 installed. I have changed the mysql password, but now can't access phpmyadmin as its password doesn't match mysql. I've added the password to the config.inc.php file, but phpmyadmin is still not accessible. Is there another file which I need to change? The auth_type is 'config'. Any help appreciated.