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You can't use php interactively on the user side. It is a server protocol. Instead, you need to use javascript or jQuery. Here is a solution the uses JS. Note that I prefer to build the page from php using echo statements rather than exiting php and entering again. This …

Maybe some reason not to, but what about a name/value pair array. The caller puts in the array only the name/value pairs they want to specify. You can validate this and assign to an object using a case statement. If you'd rather do this from an object level, create an …