ScotDiddle
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Registered: 11/28/2007
Location: Richmond, VA
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| posted on 3/10/2008 at 07:19 PM |
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Tying PHP values to Genreated $_POST Value
Hi Folks,
My application has anywhere from 1 to 28 calendars generated by PHP. ( Single DB query, or 9 sets of 3 ). The 28 calendars each have a unique
name... ( ALL, AOR1, AOR1_START_DATE, AOR1_END_DATE, FAF1, FAF1_START_DATE, FAF1_END_DATE, etc...) but when I var_dump($_POST) I see names like:
[datetime_0] =>
[datetime_1] =>
[datetime_2] =>
[datetime_3] => 28-Jan-2008
[datetime_4] => 31-Dec-2007
[datetime_5] => 10-Jan-2008
[datetime_6] => 22-Jan-2008
[datetime_7] =>
[datetime_8] =>
.......
[datetime_27] =>
in the above case, two "Start/End" combinations were selected.
How do I tie my Calendar names back to the $_POST names ?
Any number of the Calenders may be ( but don't have to be ) selected by the user... The only option they don't have is to not select any, and
figuring that one out is a no-brainer.
Please advise.
Thanks for any and all help / suggestions / hacks.
Scot L. Diddle, Richmond VA
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ScotDiddle
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Location: Richmond, VA
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| posted on 3/11/2008 at 10:58 AM |
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Tying PHP values to Genreated $_POST Value [SOLVED]
Hello Fellow Tigra Calendar Enthusiasts !
It's amazing what one can learn if you only read the supplied documentation...
http://www.softcomplex.com/products/tigra_calendar_pro/docs/#udca
It's simple to do what I wanted; just add:
'controlname': '$selectedSysID', // or whatever php variable name you want...
to your calender definition, and you get the desired result.
Note that I got away with placing the PHP var name inside of single quotes
because I defined my calendar using HEREDOC syntax.
Vis.:
Name : $_POST
Array
(
[dateSel] => on
[RangeSel] => off
[AOR1] => 01-Jan-2008
[AOR4] => 04-Jan-2008
[AOR7] => 07-Jan-2008
[AOR2] => 02-Jan-2008
[AOR5] => 05-Jan-2008
[FAF1] => 08-Jan-2008
[AOR3] => 03-Jan-2008
[AOR6] => 06-Jan-2008
[ODM1] => 09-Jan-2008
)
Hope this helps someone else.
Scot L. Diddle, Richmond VA
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