• Resolved Flankerator

    (@flankerator)


    Hi Alexander,

    Any idea for when I need php code inside each option of a drop down menu for ‘selected’ attribute and then other chunks of php before and after the form all linked and working together, how should I use php_everywhere in this case without breaking the php execution order?

    Here is the code:

    <?php
    $date=$_POST[‘selected_date’];
    ?>

    <form action=”//url here” method=’post’> As of :
    <select name=”selected_date”>
    <option value=”2017-11-01″ <?php if ( $date == ‘2017-11-01’ ) {echo ” selected”;}?> >01.11.2017</option>
    <option value=”2017-09-01″ <?php if ( $date == ‘2017-09-01’ ) {echo ” selected”;}?> >01.09.2017</option>
    <option value=”2017-08-01″ <?php if ( $date == ‘2017-08-01’ ) {echo ” selected”;}?> >01.08.2017</option>
    </select>
    <input type=”submit” VALUE=”Get Data”/>
    </form>

    <?php
    if($_POST[‘selected_date’])
    $date=$_POST[‘selected_date’];
    else
    $date=”2017-11-01″; //default date upon 1st page load.
    ?>

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  • Thread Starter Flankerator

    (@flankerator)

    I wrongfully assumed that only php code was allowed by this plugin. It actually allows html too. So you can mix both as needed. What a facepalm. Sorry.

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