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Posted by Rob Adams on 01/03/05 22:55
{html_options} works! I've never used it before because I rarely, if ever,
have the array(s) it needs to work. Guess it's worth it to create the
arrays. Thanks.
I'm curious though. How come {html_options} is able to recognize the value
of $ship.$addrcnt.state and my own function was not?
-- Rob
"Monte Ohrt" <monte@ispi.net> wrote in message
news:41D9A130.8090208@ispi.net...
> Does {html_options} not work for you?
>
> Rob Adams wrote:
>
>>I posted this before, and maybe I wasn't clear on the problem. It sounds
>>clear to me, but I'm dealing with it, so I already understand it. Can
>>anyone help me? Or do you need more information? Thanks.
>>
>>
>>
>>I have a situation where I need to display a variable number of shipping
>>address forms, depending on user input. Since there is no built in for or
>>while loop, I used {php}tags to setup a loop through the address forms.
>>
>>Everything is working great, except one part:
>>{select name=sstate test=$ship.$addrcnt.state}
>>
>>
>>This is a custom function I've made, to help put the text 'selected' in
>>the
>>right spot on select/option fields. Anyway, you can see what I'm trying
>>to
>>do here, but it obviously doesn't work. Is there any way I can make this
>>work?
>>Below is the line in context:
>>
>> <select name="ship[{$addrcnt}][state]"
>>class="listbox" >
>> <option value=""> Select State </option>
>>{select name=sstate test=$ship.$addrcnt.state}
>>{foreach from=$states item=state}
>> <option value="{$state->code}" {select name=sstate
>>value=$state->code}>{$state->state}</option>
>>{/foreach}
>> </select>
>>
>>Thanks for any help.
>>
>> -- Rob
>>
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