[Abraham Chaffin]

Hello Micah,

We are currently rebuilding the categories of our forums.

Thank you for your patience.

Abraham

[Abraham Chaffin]

Hello Michael,

Try revoking your Twitter access in your COW Settings and reconnecting. I just ran a few tests and everything seemed to be working normally.

Abraham

[Abraham Chaffin]

[Abraham Chaffin]

That’s all Adobe Flash. You could do something like that with Javascript but this one is done with Flash.

Abraham

[Abraham Chaffin]

Can you provide with the code or link to the page you are working on so we can take a look?

Abraham

[Abraham Chaffin]

[Abraham Chaffin]

lol – how things do change. The web has grown up over the years.

I love all the comments in the source code =o

Abraham

[Abraham Chaffin]

There is a number of tutorials that cover this. Try this search

https://forums.creativecow.net/search.php?content=T&f%5B%5D=296&q=Audio%20after%20effects

Abraham

[Abraham Chaffin]

Well – I guess that’s one reason why it’s better to pass an id with your key rather than a text description.

Do you have a numeric product id you could pass and then tie it back to the description on the other side of the posting?

If not you could do something like this:

<?
//SET YOUR ID TO ZERO BEFORE THE LOOP
//USE THE ID TO MATCH PRODUCT INFORMATION AFTER POSTING
$id++;
?>
<?=$row_Recordset1['description']?>: <input type='text' size=2 value='' name="product_qnty_<?=$id?>" />
<input type='hidden' name='product_desc_<?=$id?>' value="<?=$row_Recordset1['description']?>" />

This isn’t really the best way at going at this but since I don’t know your entire setup it helps fix what you’re trying to do.

Altered processing:

<?
//KEY FOR QUANTITY FIELDS
$qnty_key=”product_qnty_”;

//LOOP THROUGH THE POST FIELD
foreach($_POST as $key => $val)
{
//IF THE BEGINNING OF THE POST FIELD IS THE QUANTITY KEY AND THE VALUE IS A NUMBER AND THE NUMBER IS OVER ZERO
if(substr($key,0,strlen($qnty_key))==$qnty_key && is_numeric($val) && $val > 0)
{
$id=substr($key,strlen($qnty_key));
$prod_description=$_POST[‘product_desc_’.$id];
echo $prod_description.”: “.$val.””;
}
}
?>

Abraham

[Abraham Chaffin]

I assume you are referring to the quantity key that I set which has the underscores.

$qnty_key="product_qnty_";

The product key can be just about anything you want just so it’s the same for your form and when you are processing.

Abraham