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Array Problem... - Store This List In $_SESSION['liste'];


the user selects 6 numbers in a list I have to store this list in $_SESSION['liste']; (I cant do it differently) the list is stored like that: 34-21-44-32-12-11 (cant do it differently either)

what I need to do is to explode the array, get rid of the - , sort the values in ascending order and send them to my table as a string. so in the end I should have: 111221323444

I tried using a variation of laserlight's script (given in a previous post) without success... hope that someone will have time to give me a hand again in telling me what I could change in saberlights script to make it work.




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$choices. This form posed no problem when I only allowed a single item to be
selected, but the client now needs to have 2 items selected at a time.

The problem I'm having is that I don't know how to turn the multiple
selections on the form in to an array. I thought the $choices variable
would automatically become an array, but
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> for ( $i = 0; $i<2; $i++ )
> echo "$choices[$i] ";[/color]
only returns the first two letters of the last selected item value.

And
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> foreach($choices as $articles)
> echo $articles. ' ' ;[/color]

Returns an invalid argument.

While echo $choices returns the second item selected in the list, but not
the first.
It appears that the variable is replacing the first item selected with the
second rather than returning an array.

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