Implode() Not Working As Expected
I have one page with a form that uses an array ($order) to print out ordered items. This page then posts to a second page to get personal information from the person ordering. Before posting the form, I implode the array into another variable ($items_ordered), so that I can print a summary of the items ordered on the second page.
(The following code is all within the <form> tags.): Code:
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