Maybe, but where I come from, printing HTML is illegal, and XHTML
compliance must be 100%, so:
<option value="On-Line"<?= ($edit['status'] == 'On-Line' ? '
selected="selected"' : '') ?>>
<option value="Off-Line"<?= ($edit['status'] == 'Off-Line' ? '
selected="selected"' : '') ?>>
Mike
faeton wrote:
>Hello Mike,
>
>And cleaner:
><?
>print '<option value="On-Line"'.($edit['status'] == 'On-Line' ? ' selected' : '').'>';
>print '<option value="Off-Line"'.($edit['status'] == 'Off-Line' ? ' selected' :
>'').'>';
>?>
>
>:)
>
>ME> <select name="status">
>ME> <option value="On-Line"<? if ($edit['status'] == 'On-Line') { echo '
>ME> selected="selected"'; } ?>>On-Line</option>
>ME> <option value="Off-Line"<? if ($edit['status'] == 'Off-Line') { echo '
>ME> selected="selected"'; } ?>>Off-Line</option>
>ME> </select>
>ME> <?
>ME> There's much better/general ways to do it, but the above is a nice,
>ME> clean, quick and dirty way of doing it. Yes, clean and dirty. ;)
>
>
>------------------------------------------------
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