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  1. I do not have code yet, i just want a general idea how to get started.

     

    I have a database with +/- 15 columns. 6 people are using this database. Not all columns are relevant for each user.

     

    So my idea was that each user will be able to make his preference by checking checkboxes for each column -> store this in the database so that when he logs in , his preference will be retrieved and used to make the right query.

     

    second question, how do i make the headers so that they are the same als the preferences from the user ?

     

    Just put me on the right track (or if someone has it on the shelf, post the code)

     

    thanks in advance

  2. I mean a sql result table

     

    its to create a timetable

     

    now i have every event on the same left allign like a normal sql table

     

    its has 3 locations and my idea was to allign every location different to make it more easy viewable

     

    This is the code so far, the <td class = "'.$NewClass.'"> makes the table cell a different color depending on the location

    $result = mysql_query($sql) or die(mysql_error());
    
    
    $begin = strtotime('13:00');
    
    echo'<table>';
    
    
    while($row = mysql_fetch_array($result))
    
    {
    
    $PODIUM = $row['PODIUM'];
    
    if ($row['PODIUM'] == 1) {
      $NewClass = "JA" ;
    } elseif ($row['PODIUM'] == 2) {
      $NewClass = "NEE";
    } elseif ($row['PODIUM'] == 3) {
      $NewClass = "MISSCHIEN";
    }
    
    
    $duur = $row['DUUR'];
    
    $end = strtotime("+ $duur minutes", $begin);
    
    echo'<tr>
            <td class = "'.$NewClass.'">'.$row['POSITIE'].'</td>
    		<td class = "'.$NewClass.'">'.$row['NAAMBAND'].'</td>
    		<td class = "'.$NewClass.'">';
    			    if($PODIUM == 1){
    				echo "<div class='item'><label>Hoofdpodium</label></div>";
    			    };
    				if($PODIUM == 2){
    				echo "<div class='item'><label>DJ Toren</label></div>";
    			    }; 
    			    if($PODIUM == 3){
    				echo "<div class='item'><label>Talentstage</label></div>";
    			    }; 
       echo'<td class = "'.$NewClass.'">'.$row['DUUR'].'</td>
            <td class = "'.$NewClass.'">'.date('H:i', $begin).'</td>
            <td class = "'.$NewClass.'">'.date('H:i', $end).'</td> ';
    
    echo'</tr>';
    $begin = $end;
    }
    echo'</table>';
    
    
    
    ?>
    
  3. I googled myself lame to find out, but no luck.

     

    Is it possible to allign every row in a sql result table different. And i mean, not the text but the whole row.

     

    01 | ** | ** | left
                      02 | ** | ** | center
                                        03 | ** | ** | right
                      04 | ** | ** | center
    05 | ** | ** | left

     

    depending of the value of one of the cell in that row.

     

    I'm able to assign a different class to <TD> to change color of the cell (or whatever) depending on that value.

     

    Is it possible at all to allign rows different from each other ?

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