what redhead said .. and also, the proper format to access that variable is:
Code:
$_GET['Procedures'][0]
for example:
Code:
if ($_GET['Procedures'][0] == 1) {
the problem with your logic is that if they selected treatment 2, then item [0] would equal 2. this means you would have to do a switch or if/else for every single option testing for every possible answer.
you could avoid this by using in_array().
example:
PHP Code:
<?
// create a new variable for the procedures array
if (is_array($_GET['Procedures'])) {
$procedures = $_GET['Procedures'];
} else {
// make new array so our array
// function below does not break.
$procedures = array();
}
?>
<select name="Procedures_two" id="Procedures_two" multiple size="6">
<!-- long way -->
<option value="1" class="form_mult" <?php echo in_array(1, $procedures)?" selected":""; ?>>Acne, Acne Scar & Rosacea Treatment</option>
<!-- shorter way using <?= -->
<option value="2" class="form_mult" <?=(in_array(2, $procedures)?" selected":"")?>>Second type of Treatment</option>
</select>
hope that helps.
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