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TOPIC: Limiting check boxes to a fixed numbner?

Limiting check boxes to a fixed numbner? 12 years 3 months ago #21048

Hi all, I know this has been asked several times and I searched for the answers here, but it doesn't seem to be working for me.

I have a check box group of 5 choices but the user can only choose 3, I found the script to put into the PHP Scripts form box but it's just plain not working.



I have named the 'form' my form name, named the group (twice) and limited the choices to 3... what have I done wrong here?



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Limiting check boxes to a fixed numbner? 12 years 3 months ago #21067

This is important to get answered... can anyone help or no?
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Limiting check boxes to a fixed numbner? 12 years 3 months ago #21088

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It's not:
$_POST['associative-level-package']
it's:
$_POST['form']
. All of our docs mention this, nowhere is it mentioned that you should replace "form" with your form name.
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Limiting check boxes to a fixed numbner? 12 years 3 months ago #21120

I figured it out - you should include in your docs for this to NOT include the PHP tags.
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Why should we include it in our docs when there's a message in each scripting area that says "don't use php tags"? Just look at the screenshot you've provided and you'll clearly see the message.
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Limiting check boxes to a fixed numbner? 12 years 3 months ago #21150

You should include it in your docs because you refuse to answer questions about issues that lie outside of what is in the docs.

If you saw that right away why didn't you just tell me you saw it and then we could have avoided this whole ridiculous thread.
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To be honest, I did not notice you've typed the php tags - the yellow highlighting caught my eye and distracted me from that.
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