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I am editing a wordpress page and I am required to put square meter simbol m2 into a textbox. However I've been at it for an hour or more and I cannot get it to work. Php errors range from syntax error to T_ENCLOSED_STRING.
The Min Area (m2) is the text I want to edit.
The code:
<input type="text" class="field" name="area-min" id="area-min"
placeholder="<?php _e('Min Area (in m2)','realspace'); ?>"
value="<?php echo $_GET['area-min']; ?>" />
You can't put HTML in a placeholder. What you want is the special character ² which is ²
e.g.
_e('Min Area (in M²)','realspace')
You can't put HTML tag in inputs. But, you can use superscript characters:
<input type="text" class="field" name="area-min" id="area-min"
placeholder="Min Area (in m²)"
value="<?php echo $_GET['area-min']; ?>" />
Here, I'm using the ² character.
See also: Superscript in input field of text type
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I'm getting syntax error when i use if-else inside form <input tag using php to change Value
<input type="text" name="ecsname" class="form-control"
<?php if(empty($_GET['id'])){?>
value="" <?php}else{?>
value="<?php echo $res->cshort;?>"
<?php}?>
>
You can clean up your existing code so it's much nicer to read and also separates out the logic from the output.
<?php $ecsname_value = empty($_GET['id'])?"":$res->cshort;?>
<input type="text" name="ecsname" class="form-control" value="<?=$ecsname_value;?>">
<?php $ecsname_value = empty($_GET['id'])?"":$res->cshort;?> is a shorter version of your if/else using the ternary operator.
This assumes that $res->cshort is defined somewhere.
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While working on a project, we've created global constants in a PHP file. When accessing these global constants in HTML to specify the name for POST variables, is the following correct:
<input type="text" name="<?PHPecho POST_CONSTANT;?>" class="form-control" placeholder="Post Constant" />
Is it more appropriate to use htmlspecialchars(CONSTANT);?
I'm not 100% certain, but I think the php needs to be lowercase in the open tag and you need a space (or other whitespace character) before the echo.
<input name="<?php echo POST_CONSTANT; ?>" />
If you anticipate the constants ever having special characters then, yes, you should probably escape them. If it is just values you define as simple alphanumeric strings, then probably not necessary.
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i cant view images with spaces in its name ex: Google Twitter.JPG is not loading and its name is changed to Google%20Twitter.JPG after the PHP echo method .
<image width=150px height = 100px src="upload/profiles/<?php echo trim($image); ?> >
You have an error in your markup.
Change <image width=150px...
to
<img width=150px...
This is a requirement in W3 Standards
From http://www.w3schools.com/tags/ref_urlencode.asp :
URLs cannot contain spaces. URL encoding normally replaces a space with a plus (+) sign or with %20.
You should rename your images, and replace the spaces with either dashes - or underscores _
As pointed out in comments, you are missing a quote, and have some errors in your line. image should be img and your height and width attributes should be in quotes with no spaces.
<img width="150px" height="100px" src="upload/profiles/<?php echo trim($image);?>" />
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First code is fine but textfield give back all php tag
<td><?php print($code_verification);?>
<input type="text" name="packaging_code" id="packaging_code" value="<?=$code_verification?>" />
Change:
value="<?=$code_verification?>"
to:
value="<?php echo $code_verification; ?>"
The first line would work if your server had short_open_tags enabled.
your first code will work if you enable short tags.otherwise you can try below code
<input type="text" name="packaging_code" id="packaging_code" value="<?php echo $code_verification; ?>" />
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I am designing a seat reservation system. I want the check boxes to represent the seats.
I want to know how to make each check boxes into array and how to group all the check boxes in a single canvas so that it will store multiple values in one single variable in the database column.
I am using Dreamweaver and PHP.
You should do some like below:
<input type="checkbok" value="1" name="seat[]" />
<input type="checkbok" value="2" name="seat[]" />
<input type="checkbok" value="3" name="seat[]" />
<input type="checkbok" value="4" name="seat[]" />
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