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Posted by Rik on 06/10/06 01:02
Patrick wrote:
> Erwin Moller wrote:
>> Patrick wrote:
>>> <select class="inform" name="colm1">
>>> <option value="A" <?php if (strcmp($colm1,$A)==0) echo
>>> "selected='$colm1'";
>>>>> A</option>
>> Your setup produces illegal HTML and Explorer doesn't mind
>> appearantly, but FF does.
>> The reason it is illegal is that SELECTED has no value.
>> Good select-box looks like this:
>> <select name="bla">
>> <option value="1">1
>> <option value="2" SELECTED>2
>> <option value="3">3
>> </select>
> Okay so I took echo "selected='$colm1'"; out and just have echo
> "SELECTED"
> Oddly enough if I look at the source from the page it shows that it
> should work. It just doesn't turn it to the correct letter on the
> dropdown. <scratches head>
>
> <select class="inform" name="colm1">
> <option value="A" >A</option>
> <option value="B" SELECTED>B</option>
> <option value="C" >C</option>
> </select>
XHTML perhaps? In which case it should be 'selected="selected"'.
Else, I wouldn't know
The above HTML-code produces correct dropdowns here. That's the exact code
you get from your script?
Grtz,
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Rik Wasmus
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