Example

User fills out the rest of the form. Fills out the first text area notes and then if needed, clicks “Add more”, another text area is loaded in the form, filled out and then all information is saved to the database when submitted. The rest of the of form goes into static columns that I’ve setup in the database but the notes go into separate columns depending on how many the user added on the form..

Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks

thank you in advance :]

for ( $i=0;$i<count($_POST['qty']);$i++) {
{
$qty = $_POST['qty'][$i];
$description = $_POST['description'][$i];
$base_price = $_POST['base_price'][$i];
$vat = $_POST['vat'][$i];
$total_price = $_POST['total_price'][$i];
}

Works like a charm

I want to do something like below:

INSERT INTO products (prodname, qty, description, price, vat, total_price) VALUES (‘%s’)”,

Then I want the products to appear on the correct invoice which they were added.

But I am stuck here, any help is greatly appreciated.

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Cheesedude:

Why in the world did you use sprintf? There is absolutely no need for it and it makes the code much more confusing.

Granted, it makes the code more complicated on this site – a small limited area. However, in your normal editor it makes the code much much easier to read. sprintf is simply shorthand for outputting some preformatted info to the screen, it’s just down to personal preferance and if you wish to write additional lines of code.

thanks everyone