Mar 28th, 2010, 4:20 PM
Hi Bert,
Yes, that's exactly it: PHP requires you to enter [] characters at the end of the name attribute value in order to let the server know to expect multiple values. e.g.
But within Form Tools, the form name field should just be "myfield" (no square brackets).
This is again an odd PHP-ism.
So you've tried this without any luck?
- Ben
Yes, that's exactly it: PHP requires you to enter [] characters at the end of the name attribute value in order to let the server know to expect multiple values. e.g.
Code:
<select name="myfield[]" multiple size="5"> ... </select>
But within Form Tools, the form name field should just be "myfield" (no square brackets).
This is again an odd PHP-ism.
So you've tried this without any luck?
- Ben