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Hi

I'm reading data from a database and this seems to work OK.

 

Each system has an associated series of references..

 

Code:

 

$dn = "cn=System";
	   $filter="(objectclass=*)";
	   $values = array('cn','telephone','id','intref','dataref','sysref');
	   $sr=ldap_list($ds, $dn, $filter, $values);
	   $info = ldap_get_entries($ds, $sr);
       		for ($n=0; $n<$info['count']; $n++) {				
			$cn = $info[$n]['cn'][0];
			$tele[$cn] = $info[$n]['telephone'][0];
			$id[$cn] = $info[$n]['id'][0];
			$intref[$cn] = $info[$n]['intref'][0];
			$dataref[$cn] = $info[$n]['dataref'][0];	
			$sysref[$cn] = $info[$n]['sysref'][0];	
			}

   foreach ($tele as $key => $value) {	
   	  		   
	  echo $key . " - Phone: " . $value . " - ID: " . $id[$key] . " - intref: " . $intref[$key] . " - dataref: " . $dataref[$key]. " - sysref: " . $sysref[$key]. "<br>";

  }

What I'm trying to do is

Code:

 

if id = intref, or id = dataref or id = sysref

 

then display intref or dataref or sysref in bold.

 

Obviously I need to check to see if ID from any of the systems match any of the refs.

 

I think that makes sense !!

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You can finish off:

<?php
foreach($tele as $key => $value) {		  		   
echo $key." - Phone: ".$value." - ID: ".$id[$key]." - intref: ".(($id[$key] == $intref[$key]) ? "<strong>".$intref[$key]."</strong>" : $intref[$key])." - dataref: ".$dataref[$key]." - sysref: ".$sysref[$key]."<br>";
}
?>

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did you just copy paste neil johnson's code? he said you can finish off for a reason. look at what he did here

.(($id[$key] == $intref[$key]) ? "<strong>".$intref[$key]."</strong>" : $intref[$key]).

 

and apply that logic where you need to

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