using explode() to fill in checkboxes

Posted on 16th Feb 2014 07:03 pm by admin

Hi

I have a field stored in a table that contains regions in the UK separated by commas. There could be any number of pieces held in this field from 1-12, based upon the users specified operating region (i.e. they could operate in multiple regions).

I have then created a form with 12 check boxes, 1 for each possible region they could have specified. I need to automatically tick the relevant box for each region they have specified (i.e. each piece of data held in the field).

Is this doable?

I have tried experimenting with explode() but cannot figure out to this information to specific whether a check box should be ticked by default

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