Display data on a textbox in PHP

[Persi]

While displaying the data from the database on a text box, I can access only the first part of the name. For example, if the name is 'Five Star', only the name 'Five' is displayed. Can you help in this? I'm just a beginner.
This is the code i've used echo "<tr><td>Reg.No.:</td><td width='200'><input type='text' name='reg' value=".$row[RegNo]."></td></tr>";

[Aser Gado]

How does the text look like in the database? Five Star? or Five_Star?

[diafol]

Names need to be single words. No spaces. When you say 'name', I'm assuming you mean the name attribute. If not, what do you mean?

[vaultdweller123]

echo 1st the $row[RegNo] to see the value, because it could be that the $row[RegNo] only contains the "five" text

[amitengg]

Hello,
please check below code:

<?php
$reg=$row[RegNo];

echo "<tr><td>Reg.No.:</td><td width='200'><input type='text' name='reg' value='$reg'></td></tr>";
?>

[kimhanu]

substr function in PHP and space please !

[pritaeas]

If the value attribute is used without quotes, then the space (after Five in your case) will be assumed as the separator for the next attribute.

<!-- this was your output -->
<input type='text' name='reg' value=Five Stars />

<!-- this is what it should be (as amitengg showed) -->
<input type='text' name='reg' value='Five Stars' />

[Persi]

How does the text look like in the database? Five Star? or Five_Star?

It is Five Star. Din't use any underscore.

[Persi]

Names need to be single words. No spaces. When you say 'name', I'm assuming you mean the name attribute. If not, what do you mean?

Why can't I use two words? Is there any way I can do this?
<input type="text" name="name" value=<?php echo $name; ?>><br/> hear it is the php code but i can't access full name it only print the first part of the name can u help me pls? but i can access full name from $name in outside the input label

[diafol]

Sorry I misread your first post. Your value attribute can pretty much be anything

[pritaeas]

You haven't added the quotes yet:

<input type="text" name="name" value="<?php echo $name; ?>"><br/>

[Persi]

If the value attribute is used without quotes, then the space (after Five in your case) will be assumed as the separator for the next attribute.

<!-- this was your output -->
<input type='text' name='reg' value=Five Stars />

<!-- this is what it should be (as amitengg showed) -->
<input type='text' name='reg' value='Five Stars' />

I've used quotes for the value attribute. But it is the same.

[pritaeas]

Show your new code then.

[Persi]

You haven't added the quotes yet:

<input type="text" name="name" value="<?php echo $name; ?>"><br/>

Student Name:<input type='text' name='name' value=".$row.">"

[Sorcher]

$name = end(explode(" ", $row['name']));  // Star
$name = explode(" ", $row['name']));  // Five

[diafol]

Are you using php to output the whole html?

either

<input type="text" name="name" value="<?php echo $row['name']; ?>"><br/>

OR

echo "<input type=\"text\" name=\"name\" value=\"{$row['name']}\"><br/>";

[karthik_ppts]

Post full code or a block of your code that contains the above line.

[Persi]

Post full code or a block of your code that contains the above line.

echo "<tr><td>Student Name:</td><td width='200'><input type='text' name='name' value=".$row."></td></tr>";

[pritaeas]

You are STILL missing the quotes around the value... Look again at @ardav's code.

[Persi]

echo "<tr><td>Student Name:</td><td width='200'><input type='text' name='name' value=".$row."></td></tr>";

Thank u so much everyone. I got the solution.