I'd like to do something like this :
<select name="cities">
<option value="<?php=$row['city']?>"><?php=$row['city']?></option>
</select>
But the previous code doesn't work.
Does somebody know how to fix this ?
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I think you mean either <?= $variable ?> or <?php echo $variable; ?>. You can't combine the two.
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<option value="<?php echo $row['city']; ?>">
<?php echo $row['city']; ?>
</option>
You have to echo it out ;)
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I think it's the <?php=.
Either try <?php echo $row['city'] ?> or <?= $row['city'] ?>.
The second version is the shorthand which is not always enabled and therefore there's no guarantee that it's going to work.
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This is not possible:
<?php=$row['city']?>
I guess you mean:
<?php echo $row['city']; ?>
If you want to use this:
<?= $row['city'] ?>
Get PHP 5.4 or enable short_open_tagIni in your php.ini.
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there is no such thing as <?php= [...] ?>
use <?php echo [...] ?> or <?= [...] ?> instead. I personally prefer the first.
