[Array w/ Numeric Value Is Ignored]

How can I get the -- $_SESSION:Array-- to exactly match the -- $_POST:Array.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Array w/ Numeric Value Is Ignored]

You're good...

 

How are the session being named?

 

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[Array w/ Numeric Value Is Ignored]

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[Array w/ Numeric Value Is Ignored]

Here is all of the code...

 

if(isset($_POST['order_photo'])) { 

$file = array();

$file[0] = $_POST['S46'];
$file[1] = $_POST['QU46'];
$file[2] = $_POST['S57'];
$file[3] = $_POST['QU57'];
$file[4] = $_POST['S810'];
$file[5] = $_POST['QU810'];
$file[6] = $_POST['file'];
$file[7] = $_POST['picture'];



foreach($file as $val){

    $_SESSION[$val] = $val;
}
}

 

Does this make a difference?

[Array w/ Numeric Value Is Ignored]

This is the array:

Array ( [4 x 6] => 4 x 6 [] => [5 x 7] => 5 x 7 [8 x 10] => 8 x 10 [P1040050.jpg] => P1040050.jpg [ALBUMS/Holmes_Adams/P1040050.jpg] => ALBUMS/Holmes_Adams/P1040050.jpg ) 

 

Here is the form:

<form action=' ' method=post>

<input type=hidden name=picture value='$picture'>
<input type=hidden name=file value='$file'>

<input type=checkbox name=S46 value='4 x 6'> 4 x 6

Quantity:<br>
<input type=text name=QU46  size=4>

<input type=checkbox name=S57 value='5 x 7'> 5 x 7

Quantity:<br>
<input type=text name=QU57 size=4>	

<input type=checkbox name=S810 value='8 x 10'> 8 x 10	

Quantity:<br>
<input type=text name=QU810 size=4>

<input type=submit name=order_photo value='Order This Photo'>

 

</form>

[Array w/ Numeric Value Is Ignored]

If I put letters in the input field it shows up.

 

If I put numbers nothing show up.

 

What am I missing?

 

$file = array();

$file[0] = $_POST['S46'];
$file[1] = $_POST['QU46']; // numeric value
$file[2] = $_POST['S57'];
$file[3] = $_POST['QU57']; // numeric value
$file[4] = $_POST['S810'];
$file[5] = $_POST['QU810']; // numeric value
$file[6] = $_POST['file'];
$file[7] = $_POST['picture'];

[[SOLVED] Can you name a session variable with a posted variable?]

Thank you

 

[[SOLVED] Can you name a session variable with a posted variable?]

That worked well.

 

Thank you!!!

 

 

Do you know why this doesn't work?

 

foreach ($_SESSION){

echo"stuff";

}

syntax error, unexpected ')'

[[SOLVED] Can you name a session variable with a posted variable?]

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[[SOLVED] Can you name a session variable with a posted variable?]

comprehendo?

[[SOLVED] Can you name a session variable with a posted variable?]

With each form posted > create a new session with a unique name which is $file

[[SOLVED] Can you name a session variable with a posted variable?]

Thank Bjesus someone want english vs code...

 

I am tring to create multiple sessions with different values.

 

The values are populated by different forms.

 

Then I would like to print all the session variables on one page.

[[SOLVED] Can you name a session variable with a posted variable?]

I have tried something similar and this is what I get.

 

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected $end on line 48

 

I get the same with the code you put up.

 

if(isset($_POST['order_photo'])) { 

$file = array();
$file[] = $_POST['S46'];
$file[] = $_POST['QU46'];
$file[] = $_POST['S57'];
$file[] = $_POST['QU57'];
$file[] = $_POST['S810'];
$file[] = $_POST['QU810'];
$file[] = $_POST['file'];
$file[] = $_POST['picture'];

foreach($file as $val){

    $_SESSION["$val"] = $val;

print_r($_SESSION['$val']);
}

 

 

 

Could you perhapse elaberate just a little?

[[SOLVED] Can you name a session variable with a posted variable?]

I have tried quite a few time and can't quite make it work.

 

$file keeps showing up instead of "$files" 's posted value.

 

Array ( [$file] => Array ( [0] => 4 x 6 [1] => 10 [2] => 5 x 7 [3] => 20 [4] => 8 x 10 [5] => 30) ) 

 

if(isset($_POST['order_photo'])) { 


$file = array();

$file[0] = $_POST['S46'];
$file[1] = $_POST['QU46'];
$file[2] = $_POST['S57'];
$file[3] = $_POST['QU57'];
$file[4] = $_POST['S810'];
$file[5] = $_POST['QU810'];
$file[6] = $_POST['file'];
$file[7] = $_POST['picture'];


$_SESSION['$file']=$file;

print_r($_SESSION); 

}

 

Actually...is $file even naming the Session Var?

[[SOLVED] echo Array]

That worked well!

 

Is there an easy way to put the array into a session var?

 

if(isset($_POST['order_photo'])) { 


$picture = array();

$picture[0] = $_POST['S46'];
$picture[1] = $_POST['QU46'];
$picture[2] = $_POST['S57'];
$picture[3] = $_POST['QU57'];
$picture[4] = $_POST['S810'];
$picture[5] = $_POST['QU810'];

echo "<pre>";
print_r($picture);
echo "</pre>";

}

[[SOLVED] echo Array]

This just echos "Array".  WHY?

 

if(isset($_POST['order_photo'])) { 

$picture = array();

$picture[0] = $_POST['S46'];
$picture[1] = $_POST['QU46'];
$picture[2] = $_POST['S57'];
$picture[3] = $_POST['QU57'];
$picture[4] = $_POST['S810'];
$picture[5] = $_POST['QU810'];

echo $picture;

}

 

Thank you!

[Session + 1]

Sorry for being so ignorant...

 

How can I put all this in one array?

 

// POSTS

$picture=$_POST['picture'];
$S46=$_POST['S46'];
$QU46=$_POST['QU46'];

$S57=$_POST['S57'];
$QU57=$_POST['QU57'];

$S810=$_POST['S810'];
$QU810=$_POST['QU810'];

$file=$_POST['file'];

//END POSTS

// ARRAY STARTS HERE

$_SESSION['S46']    =$S46;
$_SESSION['QU46']   =$QU46;

$_SESSION['S57']    =$S57;
$_SESSION['QU57']   =$QU57;

$_SESSION['S810']   =$S810;
$_SESSION['QU810']  =$QU810;

$_SESSION['picture']=$picture;
$_SESSION['file']   =$file;
$_SESSION['time']   =date('m-d-Y');

//ARRAY ENDS HERE

 

OK... Now all the info above is in an array (which Im not 100% on).

 

How do I save that array and add a new one with different values.

 

I'm am a little confused.

[Session + 1]

Each form submission needs to create a new session variable and also hold on to the last one.

 

form submitted:

 

$_SESSION['picture']='1234';
$_SESSION['size']    ='4x6';
$_SESSION['quantity']  ='10';
$_SESSION['file']=$file;
$_SESSION['time']   = date('m-d-Y');

 

In the same session another form is submitted by the same person:

 

$_SESSION['picture']='5678';
$_SESSION['size']    ='8x10';
$_SESSION['quantity']  ='20';
$_SESSION['file']=$file;
$_SESSION['time']   = date('m-d-Y');

This could happen many times.

 

After someone is finished submitting all the forms...all the variables are emailed.

 

 

 

 

 

[Session + 1]

I need to set these variable multiple time with different values.

 

They are set via form submit. There are many forms and each form could have different values.

 

Can anyone help me do this without have to write the code over and over and over...

 

$_SESSION['picture']=$picture;
$_SESSION['size']    =$size;
$_SESSION['quantity']  =$quantity;
$_SESSION['file']=$file;
$_SESSION['time']   = date('m-d-Y');

 

Thank you.

[Session Limit]

If I stuff them in a database how can I delete them when finished?

 

by the way... we are probably talking maybe 200 vars.

[Session Limit]

Is there a limit to how mant session variables can be set?

 

Any thoughts?

[Counting files...]

I can't figure why this displays nothing but error.

 

I am trying to count the number of files in a specified folder.

 

$dirname = "ALBUMS/".$loc;

function num_files($dirname) 
{ 
    return count(glob($dirname)); 
} 
echo num_files();

 

Here is the error: Warning: Missing argument 1 for num_files(),

[Array Help...I Think]

Is there a simple way to:

 

Create an array with the values:

 

- quantity=50 | Pid=P9110 -

 

I will need to insert this into a database field named "4x6" and be able to update the array on the fly.

 

Almost done...

 

I then need to count how many item are in the array (now located in the DB) and display the count.

 

I don't need the insert code, I need to know how to make this array, count it and update it.

 

<form>
<input name=quantity>
<input name=Pid>
</form>

 

I hope this makes sense.  Please tell me if clarification is needed.

[[SOLVED] Stinkin' Pictures]

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