循环出来的Select选项问题
select php
选择月份: <select name="month"> <?php for($i="1"; $i<="12"; $i++){ if($i<10){ echo "<option>0".$i."月</option><br>"; }else{ echo "<option>".$i."月</option><br>"; } } ?> </select>
这个月份是通过For循环出来的,默认是选择1月份,当选择其它月份再点提交后,又显示回1月份了,有什么办法可以停留在当前选择的月份呢?
回复讨论(解决方案)
这样写
<select name="month"><?php $m = 5; // 假定选中的是 5 月for($i="1"; $i<="12"; $i++){ printf("<option value=%d %s>%02d月</option>", $i, $m == $i ? ' selected' : '', $i);}?></select>
这样写
<select name="month"><?php $m = 5; // 假定选中的是 5 月for($i="1"; $i<="12"; $i++){ printf("<option value=%d %s>%02d月</option>", $i, $m == $i ? ' selected' : '', $i);}?></select>
我选择8月,点提交后怎么又回到5月了??
你难道不赋值吗?
你难道不赋值吗?
谢谢,value=%d %s>%02d月 这一句是什么意思呢?
这样写
<select name="month"><?php $m = 5; // 假定选中的是 5 月for($i="1"; $i<="12"; $i++){ printf("<option value=%d %s>%02d月</option>", $i, $m == $i ? ' selected' : '', $i);}?></select>
选择仓库: <select name="depot"> <?php $ckSQL = "SELECT MC001,MC002 FROM {$dataBase}CMSMC"; $ckQuery = sqlsrv_query($conn,$ckSQL); if( $ckQuery === false) { die( print_r( sqlsrv_errors(), true) ); } $ck = $_POST["depot"]; while($ckRow = sqlsrv_fetch_array($ckQuery)) { //echo "<option>".$ckRow[1]."</option>"; printf("<option >%s</option>", $ckRow[1], $ck == $ckRow[1] ? ' selected' : '', $ckRow[1]); } sqlsrv_free_stmt( $query); ?> <option value="全部" <?php if($_POST["depot"] == "全部"){echo 'selected="selected"';} ?>>全部</option> </select>

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