rewrite this code

[Princeton]

is there an easier / more productive way to rewrite this code:
$radio6CHECKED = ($newpost['radio2']=='1')? HTML_CHECKED: "";
$radio7CHECKED = ($newpost['radio2']=='2')? HTML_CHECKED: "";
$radio8CHECKED = ($newpost['radio2']=='3')? HTML_CHECKED: "";
$radio9CHECKED = ($newpost['radio2']=='4')? HTML_CHECKED: "";
$radio10CHECKED = ($newpost['radio2']=='5')? HTML_CHECKED: "";

thank you

[NTLDR]

switch($newpost['radio2']) {

case 1:
$radio6CHECKED = HTML_CHECKED;
break;
case 2:
$radio7CHECKED = HTML_CHECKED;
break;
case 3:
$radio8CHECKED = HTML_CHECKED;
break;
case 4:
$radio9CHECKED = HTML_CHECKED;
break;
case 5:
$radio10CHECKED = HTML_CHECKED;
break;
}


Maynot be more productive, but its another way none the less.

[Princeton]

LOL
thank you NTLDR ... I use switch/case statement but, I'm looking for something shorter/simpler.

[Xenon]

hmm as you use a follow up counter method, this should work also:


eval('$radio' . (5 + $newpost['radio2']) . 'CHECKED = HTML_CHECKED;');

[Princeton]

I gotta check that out ... thank you.:up:

[Princeton]

Xenon,
I'm not having any luck with the code.:( It's not recognizing which radio button was clicked.

[Xenon]

hmm, wierd, i think it should work...

[Princeton]

I'll rephrase that ... on preview it doesn't recognize which radio was clicked

[Xenon]

ahh :)

that would expalin it :)
i've also had problems with the checked boxes and preview..