first things first do post variables store things like bring[1] and if so how should this statement be done :-
echo $_POST[bring[1]];
It doesnt like the fact you are printing an array in an array, how would i do it?
Please be more clear in question so we can answer . waiting
emm
im trying to print that variable echo $_post[bring[1]] but it doesnt work, i know that bring1 exists and i know that if all goes right it should print a variable correctly im wondering if i got the syntax wrong or if i had to put something special in there such as
$post[bring[1]] or $post["bring[1]"]
Now look, u got array caled: _post, right ..? and u have in this array another array in it: bring
if that right .. ? do u want to print in the document the variable : bring[1]..? is that what u want to do ..?
$_post is the SUPER GLOBAL array for POST so im trying to print that array from that super global
Try $_POST['bring']['1']
Cgraz
Thanks Cgraz!
i had to go one step further and put Try $_POST['bring']['$count'] but just remove the ' before and after tha variable and your off!
Thanks again!