I've got a php script for processing a html form.

Works fine.

Checkbox values translated into an array and then churn into an email.

But, it simply lists the values in the email (though the email does include text to give some form and value to what the form says.

But, is it possible to put a count in so that in the last value of the array, it puts the word "and" in, so it's grammatically correct in language?

For example, rather than saying "interested in option 1, option2, option 5" it will say "interested in option 1, option2 AND option 5"

for ($i = 0; $i < count($array)-1; $i++) {
  echo $array['$i'] .", ";
}
echo " and " . $array(count($array));

I had a version that worked on self-processing the array,"services", but wasn't wanting to play in an e-mailed response.

Now duly implemented as follows, with a nice little addition to add some proper grammar too.

$formatted_services = "";

for($i = 0; $i < sizeof($services); $i++) {

if($i == sizeof($services)-1 && sizeof($services) != 1)

$formatted_services .= "and $services[$i]";

else if(sizeof($services) == 1)

$formatted_services = $services[$i];

else

$formatted_services .= "$services[$i], ";

Yeah OK Mr. Picky :P

Yeah OK Mr. Picky :P

Wasn't anything wrong with the offered code, actually more compact.

And it's Mr Pedantic, not Picky....:P