Return posted values

[Julian]

Hello I found a solution to my problem in other thread here: http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php?topic=224173.0.  But I'm having a issue maybe someone can help me..

if ((isset($_POST["MM_insert"])) && ($_POST["MM_insert"] == "form1")) {

	$nombre = $_POST['nombre'];
	$apellido1 = $_POST['apellido1'];
	$apellido2 = $_POST['apellido2']; 
...

 

I set the values, but I get only the first value ($nombre) when I submit the form the other ones are not showing.  I'm using: 

<input name="nombre" type="text" class="dsR1174" id="nombre" value="<?php echo (isset($nombre) ? $nombre : ''); ?>" size="31" />
<input name="apellido1" type="text" class="dsR1174" id="apellido1" value="<?php echo (isset($apellido1) ? $apellido1 : ''); ?>" size="31" />
...

 

Regards

 

[MadTechie]

i would assume their not getting sent!

[Julian]

Yes, I though so.  But the values are passed correctly.  I changed the the method for GET to test the form and the values are there,  all of them.

 

Any other solution?

[PFMaBiSmAd]

If they are present in the URL when the method is GET, but only one is present at some point in your code when using POST, your code is likely overwriting them or you have register_globals on and have different type variables with the same name that are overwriting them.

 

What does the following show when put at the start of your php code -

<?php
echo "<pre>";
echo "POST:";
print_r($_POST);
echo "</pre>";
?>

 

If the values are present at the start of your code but not present later, it must be something your code is doing between those two points.

[Julian]

Thanks for the help.  Here's what I get:

 

POST:Array

(

    [nombre] => xxx

    [apellido1] => xxxx

    [apellido2] => xxxx

    [nacimiento] => 2009-06-08

    [telefono] => xxxxx

    [celular] => xxxxx

    [fax] => xxxxx

    => xxxxxxx

    [web] => xxxxxx

    [provincia] => 1

    [direccion] => ss

    [username] => ss

    [pass] => ss

    [pass2] => ss

    [user_code] =>

    [submitButtonName] => Continuar

    [MM_insert] => form1

)

 

Any other suggestion?

 

[Julian]

when errors are present I use the following script: (this one verifies the email address)

$sql = "SELECT email FROM perfil WHERE email='" . $_POST['email'] . "'"; 
	$result = mysql_query($sql); 
	if (mysql_num_rows($result) >= 1) { 
	 $error = $PHP_SELF . "?msg=Este email ya ha sido registrado.";
	 header ("Location: $error");
	 exit();

 

Could be the use of exit(); that is causing the lost of info... Can I use die instead but show the error under the input text?

 

[PFMaBiSmAd]

when I submit the form the other ones are not showing

 

The other values are not showing where? I don't think we know exactly what problem you are having.

 

It appears that the values are present in the $_POST data at the start of your code. Where exactly are they not showing up?

[Julian]

When errors are present I return to the form.  I don't want the user fill the form again so I returning the post values on the <input> fields as follows:

<input name="nombre" type="text" class="dsR1174" id="nombre" value="<?php echo (isset($nombre) ? $nombre : ''); ?>" size="31" />
<input name="apellido1" type="text" class="dsR1174" id="apellido1" value="<?php echo (isset($apellido1) ? $apellido1 : ''); ?>" size="31" />
...

 

But as I wrote before only $nombre is returning...

[PFMaBiSmAd]

So, is your form on the same page as the form processing code? If not, how are you passing the values back to the form?

[Julian]

Yes, the form processes on the same page:

<form action="<?php echo $editFormAction; ?>" method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data" name="form1" id="form1" onSubmit="return formCheck(this);">

 

Thanks for following the thread...

 

[PFMaBiSmAd]

Since the form and the form processing code are on the same page -

If the values are present at the start of your code but not present later, it must be something your code is doing between those two points.

 

We cannot directly help with what your code is doing unless you post it.

[alco19357]

it's really hard without any code to check. are you doing an if.. else statement? so maybe if the the name isn't set, then it just stops parsing the rest?

 

also, where are you storing the entered values in which you call to later to populate the form?

 

more information/code would greatly help