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edited May 28, 2013 at 0:49

In form fields like that, I usually make the first value nullfirst value null, to indicate no item was selected.

As far as order, I would either defer to the audience, then just go standard M/F

For the drop down, make it optional, with the default value of null (so as to allow form submission without error)

Gender:
Select one  <null>
Male        <male>
Female      <female>

In form fields like that, I usually make the first value null, to indicate no item was selected.

As far as order, I would either defer to the audience, then just go standard M/F

For the drop down, make it optional, with the default value of null (so as to allow form submission without error)

Gender:
Select one  <null>
Male        <male>
Female      <female>

In form fields like that, I usually make the first value null, to indicate no item was selected.

As far as order, I would either defer to the audience, then just go standard M/F

For the drop down, make it optional, with the default value of null (so as to allow form submission without error)

Gender:
Select one  <null>
Male        <male>
Female      <female>

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created Dec 5, 2011 at 16:57

In form fields like that, I usually make the first value null, to indicate no item was selected.

As far as order, I would either defer to the audience, then just go standard M/F

For the drop down, make it optional, with the default value of null (so as to allow form submission without error)

Gender:
Select one  <null>
Male        <male>
Female      <female>