| Justin Patrin 2005-12-10, 10:09 pm |
| On 12/10/05, l Burnerheimerton <lburnerheimerton@yahoo.com> wrote:
> I get a result set form DB of names($row[1]) and a ID
> field($row[0]).
>
> With this, I loop through the result set and create a
> form element and radio button for each. Like:
>
> while ($row =3D& $resultSet->fetchRow()) {
> $ma[] =3D& $form->createElement
> ('radio','type',null,'A','A');
> $ma[] =3D& $form->createElement
> ('radio','type',null,'B','B');
> $ma[] =3D& $form->createElement
> ('radio','type',null,'C','C');
> $form->addGroup ( $ma, 'radio'.$row[0], $row[1].' :'
> );
> }
>
> The problem is that it continually uses $ma for each
> different record and adds three new radios to each new
> record - not good.
Ummm...that's because you're not initializing it. Of course it's
adding new radios to the array every time. Either initialize it inside
the loop ($ma =3D array()) or set all 3 in the initialization:
$ma =3D array(HTML_QuickForm::createElement(...),
HTML_QuickForm::createElement(...),
....);
>
> I need to figure out a way dynamically change the
> variable name, $ma, to $ma.$row[0] or something like
> that.
>
> I tried $ma.$row[0] and it throws error:
> Parse error: parse error, unexpected '['
>
> Any ideas how to accomplish this?
>
Just use an array of arrays $ma[$num][0], etc.
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Justin Patrin
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