[Resolved] value assignment problem

[chintupintu03]

Hello all,

Please refer the following code. ( between the **** lines). The query is written below this.

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$checked_id = $HTTP_GET_VARS['checked_id'];
$idarray = $HTTP_GET_VARS['idarray'];
print "<form method=post>";
if (is_array($checked_id))
{

echo '

<TABLE BORDER="1" WIDTH="100%" BGCOLOR="#FFF3EF" ALIGN="CENTER" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 BORDERCOLOR="#FFD8B0">';

$modify_con = 0;
while (list($HTTP_GET_VARS['key'],$value) = each($HTTP_GET_VARS['checked_id']))
{

for ($c=0;$c < count($idarray); $c++)
{
if (ltrim($HTTP_GET_VARS['$idarray[$c]']) == ltrim($value))
{
$sname = ltrim($idarray [$c+1]);

$salter = ltrim($idarray [$c+2]);
$sremarks = ltrim($idarray [$c+3]);

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The program flow goes inside the "for" loop. But "if" condition does not get satisified. How to apply "$HTTP_GET_VARS" for the subscript "$c" within the array "idarray" ?

Please let me know whether the method is correct or not? Is there any other way of handling this type ?

[PallaviDalvi]

just a guess...try
$HTTP_GET_VARS[$idarray][$c]

[BuzzLY]

PD is correct. I would further qualify that to say that you should not use $HTTP_GET_VARS unless you are using PHP version prior to 4.1.0. Instead, use $_GET['foo'] to access your GET variables.

$HTTP_GET_VARS is deprecated.

[Weedpacket]

You might also want to look at the [man]foreach[/man] command.