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Cart Class - El Forum - 05-09-2012 [eluser]craig.hoog[/eluser] [quote author="the_unforgiven" date="1336572233"]Apologise, i had put it in the view file: after putting it in the controller i get this: array(1) { [1]=> array(2) { ["rowid"]=> string(32) "a5bfc9e07964f8dddeb95fc584cd965d" ["qty"]=> string(1) "2" } } [/quote] That is exactly what I expected to see. You have an Array of posts. Change your original code to this (for testing, not necessarily the most robust or efficient code): Code: if(isset($_POST) && $_POST != null) Cart Class - El Forum - 05-09-2012 [eluser]the_unforgiven[/eluser] You absolute legend!!!! It works i know you shouldn't use $_POST and stuff but if thats the only way to get it working then so be it... Thanks a million!! Cart Class - El Forum - 05-09-2012 [eluser]craig.hoog[/eluser] [quote author="the_unforgiven" date="1336572658"]You absolute legend!!!! It works i know you shouldn't use $_POST and stuff but if thats the only way to get it working then so be it... Thanks a million!![/quote] It won't be necessary. Try swapping this in (I've never done a foreach through the this->input Code: if(isset($_POST) && $_POST != null) If that works, you might as well leave it. It will loop through all your cart contents and update each one's quantity one at a time. Would be more efficient to build one array and do one global update, but I'll leave that up to you. Cart Class - El Forum - 05-09-2012 [eluser]the_unforgiven[/eluser] $this->input works too, thanks a billion!!!! |