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Hi Kh99,
I know its been a while since I had this issue, but I have since been trying using another method. Instead of using the old method: Code:
// Store all checkboxes as array $a_offenses = array("Team Killing", "Team Tazing", "Team Nading", "Team Peppering", "Team Injuring", "Insulting Players", "Insulting Admins", "Insulting Clan Members", "Tag Stealing", "Cheating / Hacking", "Disallowed Name", "Inappropiate Language", "Spamming", "Advertising / Recruiting", "Rambo Gameplay", "Random Shooting" , "ROE Violations", "Use of Non-English", "Dropping as VIP", "Spawn Killing", "Camping", "Injuring / Killing VIP", "Injuring / Killing Civilians"); Example: $a_offenses = $db_offenses['list']; Value stored in MYSQL column 'list' is the array eg. "Team Killing, Team Tazing, Team Nading" etc. Now the problem is back again. I removed your first solution to simply: Code:
$offenses = explode(',',$row['offenses']); Eg. Offenses listed in DB; Team Killing, Team Tazing, Rambo Gameplay Checkboxes ticked: Team Killing, Rambo Gameplay So some are missed from the stored values. I looked at how both arrays are stored in the DB and cant see any extra spaces. Can you help? --------------- Added [DATE]1343584787[/DATE] at [TIME]1343584787[/TIME] --------------- Dont worry, forgot to pass both variables through array_map. Thanks once again! |
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