Another code snippet I use quite regularly builds a form select list from a
delimited string.
function displayFormSelect($selvals, $selname, $val=''){
$optval = explode(",", $selvals);
$retval = "<select name='$selname'>";
foreach ($optval as $key => $value){
$retval .= "<option value='".$value."'";
if ($value == $val)
$retval .= " selected";
$retval .= ">".$value."</option>";
}
$retval .= "</select>";
return $retval;
}
Basically, I use it like so:
$optstring = 'Option 1,Option 2,Option 3';
$optname = 'frmoptions';
$optsel = 'Option 3';
$formsel = displayFormSelect($optstring, $optname, $optse);
echo $formsel;
The optional third value defines the option that appears 'selected' if
provided.
Looking at it, it would be pretty easy to change this to pass a recordset
array to it etc.
Much warmth,
Murray
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