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Sep 28th, 2003, 10:38 AM
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Sure you can
"INSERT INTO times (`times_id`,`times_raceid`, ...)
VALUES ('','$a_raceid1' , ...) , ('','$a_raceid2' , ...) , ..."
In your case, you could ask for how many records will be added, like you said, then enumerate the form field names:
record1:
...name=a_meet_id1
...
record2:
...name=a_meet_id2
...
record3:
...name=a_meet_id3
Then use...
$a_raceid1 = $_POST['a_meet_id1'];
$a_raceid2 = $_POST['a_meet_id2'];
$a_raceid3 = $_POST['a_meet_id3'];
along with your new multiple INSERT INTO statement (also dynamically created).
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