Array problem (Please help!!)

[Newbrict]

I have a form which submits fields into an associative array like this:

 

IP Addcress: <input id="IP Address" name="Saves['IP Address']" type="text">

Line: <input id="Line" name="Saves['Line']" type="text">

 

If I input "a" into Line and "b" into IP Address then submit my forum to a page that does this

 

$Saves = $_GET['Saves'];

print_r($Saves);

echo $Saves['Line'];

 

Array(['Line'] => a ['IP Address'] => b ) this is the print_r

nothing was outputted for $_Saves['Line']

 

 

 

I really need to be able to output $Saves['Line'], no clue what the problem is.

[WebStyles]

why do you have : after = in form elements?

 

[Newbrict]

why do you have : after = in form elements?

 

Sorry that was a typo when retyping it here, in the actual form I do not have those.

I really need this problem solves, so if anyone has ideas just tell me....

[premiso]

Your problem lays within the single quotes:

 

<input id=:"Line" name="Saves['Line']" type="text">

 

Should be:

 

<input id="Line" name="Saves[Line]" type="text">

 

Same goes for the IP, remove the single quotes around IP Address in the html input tag, and your code will work.

[WebStyles]

Just a note: to avoid such things, it's better to always copy/paste your code instead of typing it again, otherwise we're looking at things that don't really exist in your original code.

[Newbrict]

So the problem is that

print_r($Saves);

outputs the array as  Array( ['Line']=>a ['IP Address']=> b )

 

but echo $Saves['Line']; doesn't output anything

[premiso]

So the problem is that

 

If you are not going to read through the posts that solve your problem, why bother asking the question?

[Newbrict]

So the problem is that

 

If you are not going to read through the posts that solve your problem, why bother asking the question?

What do you mean? I've read all the posts...

[premiso]

Perhaps you should read it closer, it solves your problem:

 

http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php?topic=339810.msg1601940#msg1601940

 

Notice how there are no more single quotes around the [Line] inside of the input box.

 

Or if you want to leave your code the same:

echo $Saves["'Line'"];

[Newbrict]

Perhaps you should read it closer, it solves your problem:

 

http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php?topic=339810.msg1601940#msg1601940

 

Notice how there are no more single quotes around the [Line] inside of the input box.

 

Yeah I thought you were only pointing out the colon

Thank you very much!