I'm making a php script that stores 3 arrays: $images
, $urls
, $titles
based on the input data of the form within the php file.
I want to print the values of these arrays in the first part of the page and then to pre-fill the form's input fields with the value of the arrays. Also when a user modifies an input field and clicks on "Save" the page should reload with the modfied version.
My problem is that on each call of the php file in a browser the value of the variables gets deleted. Is there a way to store the values of the array so that the form always gets pre-filled with the last saved values?
<?php
//save the arrays with the form data
$images = array($_POST["i0"],$_POST["i1"],$_POST["i2"],$_POST["i3"]);
$urls = array($_POST["u0"],$_POST["u1"],$_POST["u2"],$_POST["u3"]);
$titles = array($_POST["t0"],$_POST["t1"],$_POST["t2"],$_POST["t3"]);
//print the arrays
print_r($images);
print_r($urls);
print_r($titles);
//create the form and populate it
echo "<p><form method='post' action='".$_SERVER['PHP_SELF']."';";
$x = 0;
while ($x <= 3) {
echo"<div>
<input name='i".$x."' type='text' value='".$images[$x]."'>
<input name='u".$x."' type='text' value='".$urls[$x]."'>
<input name='t".$x."' type='text' value='".$titles[$x]."'>";
$x++;
}
?>
<br>
<input type="submit" name="sumbit" value="Save"><br>
</form>
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