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html_options and class for <option> tag

 
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Metzen
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PostPosted: Fri Jan 16, 2004 2:02 am    Post subject: html_options and class for <option> tag Reply with quote

Hi *,

I have a select that I'd like the options in the dropdown to alternate CSS classes, similar to a combination of these (which isn't currently possible, to my knowledge):

Code:
{html_options options=$select_array selected=$select_current name="my_select" class="selectClass"}

{cycle values="optionClassOne,optionClassTwo"}


So the resulting HTML would be:

Code:
<select name="my_select" class="selectClass">
<option label="One" value="1" class="optionClassOne">One</option>
<option label="Two" value="2" class="optionClassTwo">Two</option>
<option label="Three" value="3" class="optionClassOne">Three</option>
<option label="Four" value="4" class="optionClassTwo">Four</option>
</select>


The point being the ability to pass things down to the <option>, in addition to being able to pass options to the <select>.

Perhaps this is only of value to me and I should just do it in a {section} and build my own dropdown, but if others see a need for it it would be a nice addition to html_options and could be done without breaking the current implementations.

Thanks,
Metzen
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