Turning An Array Into A String on PHP
Published on 20 Oct 2016
by Alexander Garber
Consider this ugly piece of code:
// Checkbox handling$field_33_opts = $_POST['field_33'][0]." ,". $_POST['field_33'][1]." ,". $_POST['field_33'][2]." ,". $_POST['field_33'][3]." ,". $_POST['field_33'][4]." ,". $_POST['field_33'][5]." ,". $_POST['field_33'][6]." ,". $_POST['field_33'][7]." ,". $_POST['field_33'][8]." ,". $_POST['field_33'][9]." ,". $_POST['field_33'][10]." ,". $_POST['field_33'][11];
Doesn’t this look better?
// Checkbox handling$field_33_opts = implode(" ," , $_POST['field_33']);
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