At below code if I want to use rather selected the selected="selected"

[leonidassavvides]

At below code if I want to use rather selected the selected="selected"

<?php 
            /* $curdate = getdate(); 
             $curday = $curdate['mday']; 
             $curmonth = $curdate['mon']; 
              $curyear = $curdate['year']; */ 
             for ($i = 2008; $i <= 2010; $i++) 
               { 
                  if ($i == $curyear) 
                     echo '<option value="', $i, '" selected>', $i, '</option>'; 
                  else 
                     echo '<option value="', $i, '">', $i, '</option>'; 
               } 
          ?>

this is correct below ?

echo '<option value="', $i, '" selected=', '"selected', '">', $i, '</option>';

[allahverdi]

echo '<option value = " '.$i.' " selected = "selected">'.$i.'</option>';

Try this one. I think it will work

[techietim]

This should work:

<?php 
            /* $curdate = getdate(); 
             $curday = $curdate['mday']; 
             $curmonth = $curdate['mon']; 
              $curyear = $curdate['year']; */ 
             for ($i = 2008; $i <= 2010; $i++) 
               {
                  echo ($i == $curyear) ? '<option value="' . $i . '" selected="selected">' . $i . '</option>':'<option value="' . $i . '">' . $i . '</option>';
               } 
          ?>

[sm1le]

you don't have to use selected="selected", just write <option value="'.$i.'" SELECTED> and it works!
This is how I like to do it:

<?php 
            /* $curdate = getdate(); 
             $curday = $curdate['mday']; 
             $curmonth = $curdate['mon']; 
              $curyear = $curdate['year']; */ 
             for ($i = 2008; $i <= 2010; $i++) 
               { 
                  echo '<option value="'.$i.'" '; if($i == $curyear){echo 'SELECTED';} echo '>', $i, '</option>'; 
               } 
          ?>

[allahverdi]

Sm1le, look at thread name...

[leonidassavvides]

I am using XHTML TRANS. 1.0 and not validate by that, i need to be valid ...

[techietim]

Using my example should make it proper.