, 8:19 pm, markfm m...@p-m-w.com wrote:
Never used $form-year before. Maybe somebody else can come up with a
fix for you.
However, here's how I would skin this cat...
In your controller, put in this code:
$yearsToDisplay = range('1930', date('Y'));
$movieYears = array_combine
Never used $form-year before. Maybe somebody else can come up with a
fix for you.
However, here's how I would skin this cat...
In your controller, put in this code:
$yearsToDisplay = range('1930', date('Y'));
$movieYears = array_combine($yearsToDisplay, $yearsToDisplay);
Nothing wrong with Dreamweaver. I've used it myself. To encode in
UTF8, click Modify -- Page Properties -- Document Encoding.
Select UTF-8 (Unicode) and click Reload.
This is how I do it in Dreamweaver MX. Your version might be
different.
I prefer Zend Studio 5.5/Zend Studio - Eclipse.
