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value="<?php echo $city; ?>"

 

That should do the job, as long as $city is set otherwise try something like this. I assuming the value is coming from some form. I will use POST but if you are using GET then change it

 

$city = isset($_POST['city']) ? $_POST['city'] : "";

 

then you can use the code above without getting any errors

 

Ray

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