Is this syntax ok- didnt have any problems when i ran the code on my server
but then when i uploaded to go-daddy it was having problems. thanks

echo "<option value='".$R6D3021FF1D6F157789F083D1FB643E8E['prodid']."'
".$R8B2267A9CCF41F9CDBA21DE22FA4A946.">
".$R6D3021FF1D6F157789F083D1FB643E8E['prodname']."</option>";

thanks,
-tay

I don't see any problems with it, other than the really terrible variable names. Syntax highlighting will often make it easier to see if there is an error in your code:

PHP Code:

echo "<option value='".$R6D3021FF1D6F157789F083D1FB643E8E['prodid']."'
".$R8B2267A9CCF41F9CDBA21DE22FA4A946.">
".$R6D3021FF1D6F157789F083D1FB643E8E['prodname']."</option>"; 


Are you getting an error message?

Just to make this easier, let's say your variable names are $var1 and $var2. You got

PHP Code:

echo "<option value='".$var1['prodid']."'".$var2.">".$var1['prodname']."</option>"; 


Now, lets put in some variable values.

PHP Code:

$var1['prodid'] = 123;
$var2 = 456;
$var1['prodname'] = 789; 


This will output

<option value='123'456>789</option>

That doesn't look right to me :P
Unless your $var2 holds an attribute, like

PHP Code:

$var2 = " class='someclass' name='somename'";