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Prefilling a form depends either on embedding the prefill contents in the HTML with attributes such as the value= attribute for text boxes or setting selected="selected" on an option in a <select>, or on having client-side javascript do that based on data either retrieved via AJAX or, again, embedded in the HTML.

Your Title field in the form php is an example of what I'm talking about -- you've got this:

value="<?php echo $title?>" 

and that's what you'd need for all the rest of the fields (and selected="selected" for the <select> fields).

Also, see this questionthis question

Prefilling a form depends either on embedding the prefill contents in the HTML with attributes such as the value= attribute for text boxes or setting selected="selected" on an option in a <select>, or on having client-side javascript do that based on data either retrieved via AJAX or, again, embedded in the HTML.

Your Title field in the form php is an example of what I'm talking about -- you've got this:

value="<?php echo $title?>" 

and that's what you'd need for all the rest of the fields (and selected="selected" for the <select> fields).

Also, see this question

Prefilling a form depends either on embedding the prefill contents in the HTML with attributes such as the value= attribute for text boxes or setting selected="selected" on an option in a <select>, or on having client-side javascript do that based on data either retrieved via AJAX or, again, embedded in the HTML.

Your Title field in the form php is an example of what I'm talking about -- you've got this:

value="<?php echo $title?>" 

and that's what you'd need for all the rest of the fields (and selected="selected" for the <select> fields).

Also, see this question

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Prefilling a form depends either on embedding the prefill contents in the HTML with attributes such as the value= attribute for text boxes or setting selected="selected" on an option in a <select>, or on having client-side javascript do that based on data either retrieved via AJAX or, again, embedded in the HTML.

Your Title field in the form php is an example of what I'm talking about -- you've got this:

value="<?php echo $title?>" 

and that's what you'd need for all the rest of the fields (and selected="selected" for the <select> fields).

Also, see this question

Prefilling a form depends either on embedding the prefill contents in the HTML with attributes such as the value= attribute for text boxes or setting selected="selected" on an option in a <select>, or on having client-side javascript do that based on data either retrieved via AJAX or, again, embedded in the HTML.

Your Title field in the form php is an example of what I'm talking about -- you've got this:

value="<?php echo $title?>" 

and that's what you'd need for all the rest of the fields (and selected="selected" for the <select> fields).

Prefilling a form depends either on embedding the prefill contents in the HTML with attributes such as the value= attribute for text boxes or setting selected="selected" on an option in a <select>, or on having client-side javascript do that based on data either retrieved via AJAX or, again, embedded in the HTML.

Your Title field in the form php is an example of what I'm talking about -- you've got this:

value="<?php echo $title?>" 

and that's what you'd need for all the rest of the fields (and selected="selected" for the <select> fields).

Also, see this question

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Prefilling a form depends either on embedding the prefill contents in the HTML with attributes such as the value= attribute for text boxes or setting selected="selected" on an option in a <select>, or on having client-side javascript do that based on data either retrieved via AJAX or, again, embedded in the HTML.

Your Title field in the form php is an example of what I'm talking about -- you've got this:

value="<?php echo $title?>" 

and that's what you'd need for all the rest of the fields (and selected="selected" for the <select> fields).