<form method="POST">
<input type="checkbox" id="hrm" name="hrm" />
</form>
I mean when the form is posted.
<form method=POST> <input type=checkbox id=hrm name=hrm /> </form> I mean when the form is
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<form method="POST">
<input type="checkbox" id="hrm" name="hrm" />
</form>
I mean when the form is posted.
$_GET['hrm']or$_POST['hrm'](depending on your form’s method attribute) will be set to ‘On’ if it is checked, or will not be set at all if it’s unchecked. In essence, you can just check using isset($_GET[‘hrm’]) (or _POST if that’s the case) – if isset() returns true, then it was checked.