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zxt3st · 11-18-2008, 06:49 AM

in your code maybe you can do something like that using the concatenation operator.

Code:

for($i=0;$i<=100;$i++) {

$i = $_POST['something_'.'$i'];

}

i haven't tested it yet, but for sure it goes something like that.

And also in declaring variables, as far as i know, im only using these type of methods.

Code:

$my_variable = 'something';
$_some = 'something';

And just making another variable for other uses.

maybe for some reasons you can declare variable like this.

Code:

$cnt = 'something';
$var1.'$cnt' = 'something';

dunno, not quite sure of it if it really works coz i havn't tested it since i learn php.
Maybe it is possible. :)

All the best,
t3st

11-18-2008, 06:49 AM	#8 (permalink)
zxt3st The Addict Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 200 Thanks: 18	in your code maybe you can do something like that using the concatenation operator. Code: for($i=0;$i<=100;$i++) { $i = $_POST['something_'.'$i']; } i haven't tested it yet, but for sure it goes something like that. And also in declaring variables, as far as i know, im only using these type of methods. Code: $my_variable = 'something'; $_some = 'something'; And just making another variable for other uses. maybe for some reasons you can declare variable like this. Code: $cnt = 'something'; $var1.'$cnt' = 'something'; dunno, not quite sure of it if it really works coz i havn't tested it since i learn php. Maybe it is possible. :) All the best, t3st