Multiple Checkboxes

[doby48]

I have form with checkboxes, however, I am unable to pass through more than one option. I read a post about not using implode, (I currently have two references to implode) which may be my problem but I am not good enough yet at php to be able to figure out if this in fact the problem, and if so, what exactly to change. I have listed the relevant part of the code below:

      echo "<input type=hidden name='customer_input' value='FALSE'>";
      echo "&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<b>".implode(", ",$titles)."</b><br>";
      $var="";
      for($i=0;$i<sizeof($d);$i++)
      {
        $var.="for(\$i$i=0;\$i$i<sizeof(\$d[$i]);\$i$i++)\n";
      }
      $var.="{\n";
      $oid=array();
      $val1=array();
      $price1=array();
      $var1 = array();
      for($i=0;$i<sizeof($d);$i++)
      {
        $var1[]="\$d[$i][\$i$i][text]";
        $price1[]="\$d[$i][\$i$i][price]";

    $oid[]= "\$d[$i][\$i$i][oid]";
    $val1[]="\$d[$i][\$i$i][id]";
  }
  $var2="";
  for($i=0;$i<sizeof($oid);$i++)
  {
    $var2.="this.form['id[\".".$oid[$i].".\"]'].value=\".$val1[$i].\";";
    $var.="\$attr1[".$oid[$i]."]=".$val1[$i].";\n";
  }
  $var2.="this.form.customer_input.value='TRUE';";
  $var.="ksort(\$attr1);\n";
  $var.="\$price2=".implode("+",$price1).";\n";
  $var.='if (!tep_check_stock_new($HTTP_GET_VARS[products_id],$attr1,1)) {$sa1[';
  $var.="\"<input type=checkbox name=some1[] onclick=\\".'"'.$var2."\\".'"'." ##checked##>\".".join(".\", \".",$var1).".\"&nbsp;\"";
  $var.=".\"(\".\$currencies->display_price(\$price2,0).\")<br>\\n\"]=\$price2;}\n";
  $var.="}\n";
  $var.="if (sizeof(\$sa1)) {asort(\$sa1);\n";
  $var.="\$sel='';foreach(array_keys(\$sa1) as \$sa) { \$sa=str_replace('##checked##',\$sel,\$sa); \$sel=''; echo \$sa;}}else{ echo 'This product is currently unavailable!';}";

Thanks in advance, I have been struggeling with this for over a day now.

[dalecosp]

And Rape before you Pillage?? Or was that someone else's sig ? 🙂

So as not to let this thread die on page two (and thanks for not bumping yet), I'll mention, at least, that I see one problem. You appear to have deep OO/Javascript roots, so maybe you've no knowledge of perl, (big assumption, of course, nothing personal) but # is a PHP comment character, so the code that's appearing in your post in the orange color is not being executed by PHP. I believe you'll want to escape each # mark as you did the double quotes....

That's maybe a start 😉

[doby48]

I went ahead and escaped each # mark as suggested and still will only pass one option.

BTW... I never bump my posts, strange but true.:p