Heres my loop, should set something up like (#, #, #, #), ...(#, #, #, #),

But my output is #,#,#),#,#,#) .... #,#,#),

It's always missing the leader '('

PHP Code:

for($i = 0; $i < 18; $i++)
{
    $queryValues .= '(' . $cid . ', ' . $i+1 . ', ' . $_POST['parOnHole'][$i] . ', '. $_POST['distance'][$i] . '),';
} 


I just can't grasp why it would behave like this.

I've tried using single quotes, double quotes, even adding obscene language in there, and nothing will display before the $cid part.

Any ideas?

A co-worker helped me find the solution.

I was using the integers for strings incorrectly.

Updated code:

PHP Code:

for($i = 0; $i < 18; $i++)
{
    $temp = $i+1;
    $queryValues .= "(" . "$cid" . ", " . "$temp" . ", " . $_POST['parOnHole'][$i] . ", ". $_POST['distance'][$i] . "),";
} 


I believe you could just change $i+1 into ($i+1), so no need for the temp variable.

Also, don't put $cid into a string like "$cid". Evaluating the string like that takes a whole lot more time.