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Here is the admin_sizes_create view:< h1 > < ?php echo $title;? > < /h1 >< ?php
echo form_open(‘admin/sizes/create’);
echo “ < p > < label for=’name’ > Name < /label > < br/ > ”;
$data = array(‘name’= > ’name’,’id’= > ’name’,’size’= > 25);
echo form_input($data) .” < /p > ”;echo “ < p > < label for=’status’ > Status < /label > < br/ > ”;
$options = array(‘active’ = > ‘active’, ‘inactive’ = > ‘inactive’);
echo form_dropdown(‘status’,$options) .” < /p > ”;echo form_submit(‘submit’,’create size’);
echo form_close();
? >And the admin_sizes_edit view:< h1 > < ?php echo $title;? > < /h1 >< ?php
echo form_open(‘admin/sizes/edit’);
echo “ < p > < label for=’name’ > Name < /label > < br/ > ”;
$data = array(‘name’= > ’name’,’id’= > ’name’,’size’= > 25, ‘value’= > $size[‘name’]);
echo form_input($data) .” < /p > ”;echo “ < p > < label for=’status’ > Status < /label > < br/ > ”;
$options = array(‘active’ = > ‘active’, ‘inactive’ = > ‘inactive’);
echo form_dropdown(‘status’,$options, $size[‘status’]) .” < /p > ”;echo form_hidden(‘id’,$size[‘id’]);
echo form_submit(‘submit’,’update size’);
echo form_close();
? >Once you have all the views in place, add a few sizes into the system. When you ’ re done, you should
end up with a sizes index that looks somewhat like Figure 7 - 14.