Accepting any and all variables from a from.

johnskywalker99

Hello
Is there any way to get a 'create text file' script to receive ANY and ALL variables from the form created below and put them ALL in another text file without having to manually declare all the variables manually:
<?php
$readfile = file("temporary_txt/username.txt");

for ($i=0; $i<=count($readfile)-1; $i++) {
$fields = split("\t",$readfile[$i]);
print("entry $i<br>
<input type=\"hidden\" name=\"star$i\" value=\"$fields[0]\"><br>
<input type=\"text\" name=\"con$i\" value=\"$fields[1]\"><br>
<input type=\"hidden\" name=\"end$i\" value=\"$fields[2]\"><br>");
} ?>

The file username.txt is a constatly appended file so its of an undetermanable size so the variables names are generated dynamicaly using $i.

Any help would be as ever greatly appreciated!

Cheers John

bernouli

i dont see any error in your script, did you get some?

the_Igel

foreach ($_POST as $key=>$value)
{
echo $key.' => '.$value; //or whatever you need to do.
//process them, store them, print them, all of them 
}

johnskywalker99

Hello
Just to clarify there isn't an error with the script I included in the post, I was just asking how to achieve the script that would accept all the variables generated by the form and pass them to a text file.

Thanks 'the_Igel' for he snippet I'll work with that and post any success or issues I have for those parties interested, thanks again!

Cheers John

johnskywalker99

Hello

One additional thing is there a way to get the code snippet I included at the top of this thread to loop to pull all entires from the text file and display them in the manner outlined in my snippet at the moment it only pulls the deliniated entries I manually specify.

Can it be done?
I know that this (below) will grab all enties to a value but can the two be combined (I've tried and all me attempts result in it looping the error).
<?php
$open_file=fopen("tempfile.txt","r");
while(! feof ($open_file)) $string=fread($open_file,1000000);
echo $string;
?>
I'm just trying to acertain if its worth persuing as it makes up 50% of my current day to day workload (or nightmare 😕)

Cheers John