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Tong Vang
9,926 PointsSearch Challenge
Show the search term after a none search result.
<input type="text" name="s" value = "<?php if(isset($_GET["s"])) { echo htmlspecialchars($_GET["s"]); } ?>">
Why am I getting need to use value attribute?
3 Answers
Matthew Reed
Courses Plus Student 17,986 Pointsuse $search_term instead of $_GET['s']
Tong Vang
9,926 PointsStill say the same thing.
Jordan Mogck
5,529 PointsDon't include an if statement. This should be your value attribute:
value="<?php echo htmlspecialchars($search_term); ?>"
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