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04-19-2010, 09:54 PM

[eluser]pickupman[/eluser]
First tip. Use the code button in the menu just above where you make a post to help read your code. I noticed you may have a small typo, maybe it's from pasting into the forum, but take a look below.

Code:
//View ( partial code)

<select name =“Authors” >

<option value=“all”>- By Authors-</option>

&lt;?php foreach ($Authors as $key => $items){ ?&gt;

  <option value=”&lt;?=$items[‘First_Name’] . ’ ‘. $items[‘Last_Name’]?&gt;”&lt;?php echo set_select(‘Authors’,$items[‘First_Name’] . ’ ‘. $items[‘Last_Name’]);?&gt;>&lt;?=$items[‘First_Name’] . ’ ’ . $items[‘Last_Name’]?&gt;</option>

            &lt;?php } ?&gt;

</select>

Try changing to

Code:
&lt;?php foreach($Authors as $items){?&gt;

  <option value="&lt;?=$items['First_Name']. ' ' .$items['Last_Name'];?&gt;" &lt;?php echo set_select('Authors',$items['First_Name']. ' ' .$items['Last_Name'];?&gt; > &lt;?=$items['First_Name']. ' ' .$items['Last_Name'];?&gt;</option>

&lt;?php } ?&gt;

You usually and undefined index would typically mean a field you are trying to reference in the array key does not exists. ie('First_Name / Last_Name') Make sure they are in the table you are pulling them from.