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17MgXq…wkrk Key · twetch

Help needed for $1.00.

I have a form, and the user can select "poor", "fair" or "good". However, I would like that a default value is assigned, and it is "good". If this does not suite the user they will be able to select and alter the choice.

Anyone?

What the chain says

Transaction: f36c133e9794fbeaba0ceeb999b55bc5e52077ec0cdb4a11122eda2a53bca6c7
Block: 660 848
Time: 2020-11-11T18:31:45Z
Signer: 17MgXqNqMB648UNz9heZHswUQJ7o9xwkrk
App: twetch
Type: post
Content type: text/plain
Name in tx: twetch#1034

Fields the transaction did not carry are omitted. Open the payload to see the bytes as stored.

Signed by 17MgXqNqMB648UNz9heZHswUQJ7o9xwkrk Verified

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twetch#25395 5.9y

1z4hdD…YHWc Key · twetch

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twetch#1034 5.9y

1HSjHJ…sCcr Key · twetch

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How do I define that the selected option will be "good" in the above code example?

I have seen online that I can say value="good" and selected="selected" but that doesn't quite work.

Exactly how would it be written in the above example?

twetch#25395 5.9y

1z4hdD…YHWc Key · twetch

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twetch#1034 5.9y

1CgkV3…b3on Key · twetch

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Okay I’ll give it a go.

That should fit well with the code snippet which is attached above?

Because the values which are displayed (poor, fair, & good) aren’t directly visible in the code but liked from somewhere else.

Anyway, will try it out! 👍

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