Date: 09/22/00
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The user fills out an html form, and the data entered
is used to create a new instance of a charge object.
The user can go through the form several times in a
row, to fill in data for several charges, which will
then be totalled up at the end. Each time the user
"submits" the form, I stick all data that needs to be
retained into a "hidden" html input. I am sticking the
charge objects into an array, as they get created, and
I'm trying to pass this array along as a hidden input.
I have read that I need to serialize() and urlencode()
objects and arrays in order to pass them in this
fashion. I do this, but then when the data is
urldecode()d and unserialize()d at the next iteration
of the script, the charge objects that come out are
apparently not charge objects anymore. I can't access
their variables, and can't call their functions.
Should I be able to do this?
Or is there a better way?
Or is what I want simply not possible?
Would really appreciate any feedback. Thanks!
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lep <email protected>
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