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I need to echo back the users drop down selection.  How can  I do this without storing the value?

 

$isset = $_POST['industry'];

		foreach ($industries as $industry)
		{
			if (isset($isset) && $industry['industry_id'] == $isset)
			{
				echo "<option value=\"{$industry['industry_id'] }\" selected=\"selected\">${industry['industry']}</option>\n";
			}
			else
			{
				echo "<option value=\"{$industry['industry_id'] }\">${industry['industry']}</option>\n";
			}
		}

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By the way you may want to look into using ternary operators (eg:  ( condition )? true : false ). You can recode the if/else statement with just two lines

				$selected = isset($_POST['industry']) && $industry['industry_id'] == $isset) ? ' selected="selected"' : null;
			echo "<option value=\"{$industry['industry_id']}\"{$selected}>${industry['industry']}</option>\n";

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