Re: Generating an option list with a default

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On 1/25/2014 3:45 PM, Jennifer wrote:
Hello all,

	We have a PHP form with a static <option> list, where people can request a product sample.

http://www.superiorshelving.com/mfg/aigner/sample.php

	There are links on multiple pages that call this page.  I would like to send a different default option to that form from each of those pages so that the customer doesn't have to pop-up the list to choose it manually.  Of course, if they go to that form directly, there shouldn't be a default.

	What would be the best way to handle this?  I'm thinking to have code generate the list with the default undefined, and then have the links to that page pass a variable to the form to set a default.  Does that sound like it would work?

	Any other ideas are appreciated!

Thank you,
Jenni

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I had your thought in mind halfway thru your question. Of course that's the way to do it. So simple, flexible and easily implemented. Set a session var that your central piece of code checks as it builds the select list and you're all set.

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