name="submit" works normally like it should
if(isset($_POST["submit"]))
<input type="submit" ID="asdf" name="submit" value="Save" >
I will like to use the ID element instead
if(isset($_POST["asdf"]))
<input type="submit" ID="asdf" name="submit" value="Save" >
i dont know how to do this, i have tried if(isset($_POST["#asdf"])) no luck
CodePudding user response:
IDs are not passed in a form submission. You can, however, have multiple <input type="submit"> fields with different names, and act accordingly.
<input type="submit" name="asdf" value="Save" >
will give you a $_POST['asdf'] with value Save.
CodePudding user response:
No, you cannot access the ID of the element in the $_POST array, only the name. If you do this:
print_r( $_POST )
You will see the key that can be accessed, and their values.
