on 4/28/01 1:32 AM, Howard Picken at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> <tr><td>Which Voyage:</td><td><select name="voyage" COLS=100 ROWS=1
> value="<?php echo $row["voyage"] ?>">
>
> <option value="One voyage only">One voyage only</option>
In an HTML <select>, you can't specify the value in the select tag (btw, you
can't specify cols or rows either). To specify the item to pick, you must
add a " selected" keyword to the appropriate option tag. Typically in PHP,
this is done with a series of if statements.
For example,
<option value="One voyage only"<?php
If ($row['voyage'] == 'One voyage only') { echo ' selected'; }
?>>One voyage only</option>
Hope that helps,
Paul Burney
http://paulburney.com/
http://webdevel.burney.ws/
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