Array w/ Numeric Value Is Ignored

[phpretard]

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'];

[Zhadus]

What do you see if you do:

print_r($file);

After you assign those values?

 

Also post form code please.

[jonsjava]

I tested the script using this:

<?php
$_POST['S46'] = "a";
$_POST['QU46'] = "1";
$_POST['S57'] = "b";
$_POST['QU57'] = "2";
$_POST['S810'] = "c";
$_POST['QU810'] = "3";
$_POST['file'] = "test.exe";
$_POST['picture'] = "test.jpg";


$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] = $_POST['picture'];
print_r($file);

and I received this as my response:

X-Powered-By: PHP/5.2.0
Content-type: text/html

Array
(
    [0] => a
    [1] => 1
    [2] => b
    [3] => 2
    [4] => c
    [5] => 3
    [6] => test.exe
    [7] => test.jpg
)

It appears to be working fine for me

[phpretard]

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>

[phpretard]

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?

[kenrbnsn]

Can you post all of your code in one post, seeing  separate snippets doesn't help.

 

Ken

[jonsjava]

<?php
if(isset($_POST['order_photo'])) { 
$_POST['S46'] = "a";
$_POST['QU46'] = "1";
$_POST['S57'] = "b";
$_POST['QU57'] = "2";
$_POST['S810'] = "c";
$_POST['QU810'] = "3";
$_POST['file'] = "test.exe";
$_POST['picture'] = "test.jpg";


$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'];


$val_array = array();
$val_array[] .= "4 x 6";
$val_array[] .= "5 x 7";
$val_array[] .= "8 x 10";
$val_array[] .= "P1040050.jpg";
$val_array[] .= "ALBUMS/Holmes_Adams/P1040050.jpg";

$count = 0;

foreach($file as $val){

    $_SESSION[$val_array[$count]] = $val;
    $count++;
}
}
?>

this outputs the following with a print_r:

 

Array

(

    [4 x 6] => a

    [5 x 7] => 1

    [8 x 10] => b

    [P1040050.jpg] => 2

    [ALBUMS/Holmes_Adams/P1040050.jpg] => c

    [] => test.jpg

)

 

[phpretard]

Do you have anything to say about the code you posted?

[jonsjava]

sorry, was working at work while coding that. ok, what it's doing is this: creates an array of session variable names. It also pulls your POST data into the array you had already created. It then takes the posted data array, and places it into a SESSION value (and the session value gets its name from the val_array array). So, if the first value (value "0") for val_array was "cheese" and the first value in the post array (value "0") in the file array was "burger" you would get:

<?php
$_SESSION['cheese'] = 'burger';
?>

[kenrbnsn]

Here is the OP's code (with a few modifications). It seems to work:

<?php
session_start();
if (isset($_POST['order_photo'])) {
echo '<pre>$_POST:' . print_r($_POST,true) . '</pre>';
$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'];

echo '<pre>$file:' . print_r($file,true) . '</pre>';

foreach($file as $val){

    $_SESSION[$val] = $val;
}

echo '<pre>$_SESSION:' . print_r($_SESSION,true) . '</pre>';
}
?>
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/strict.dtd">

<html>
<head>
<title></title>
</head>

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

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

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

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

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

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


</body>
</html>

 

Does this code do what you're expecting?

 

Ken

[phpretard]

You're good...

 

How are the session being named?

 

[phpretard]

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

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[phpretard]

This should sum up my problem.

 

http://www.rememberthetimephotos.com/index.php?page=forms/order&picture=ALBUMS/FLM-MINC/P1090702.jpg&BM=P1090702.jpg

[kenrbnsn]

If you want the $_SESSION array to match the $_POST array:

 

<?php
foreach($_POST as $key => $val)
  $_SESSION[$key] = $val;
?>

 

Ken