How to echo a mysqli table

[shadowpat]

Says the person who doesn't know what "sans" means... The irony

ohhhh i assumed he meant "and"... i thought it was a typo.... haha, so what does it mean? Also, I got it working!!! Do you know how to turn every result into a table row with this code?

 

 

while($row = mysqli_fetch_array($result)) { 

   echo "<font color='grey'>".$row['date']."</font> ".$row['sender']." - ".$row['subject']."";

}

Please post the code if you get it working in a table.... I'm not sure of the best way to do it...... thanks!

I also have another question.... but I won't post it until i get this figured out.... thanks!

[shadowpat]

Says the person who doesn't know what "sans" means... The irony

 

okay got it working....

 

 

echo "<table border='1'>";

while($row = mysqli_fetch_array($result)) { //while you still have data left in the table:

   echo "<tr><td><font color='grey'>".$row['date']."</font></td><td> ".$row['sender']."</td><td> - ".$row['subject']."</td></tr>";

}

echo '</table>'; //ends the table.

 

is that a good way to do it?

Thanks....

on to the next question.....

 

This is what I want to achieve with this program I have been working on:

 

I have a user system that allows users to log in with their username and password...

I want the users to be able to send emails to each other, but without using email.

I will solve this by creating a table for each user (when the sign up) that is username-mail.. all of their mail is stored in there (is this a bad way to do it?)

 

so this is what a username-mail table would look like:

 

date-sender-subject-message

 

for example an entry might be:

 

5/12/13 bob mysubject mymessage

 

I told the script not to echo the message because it might get annoying if it is in the table too... so what i want to do (not sure if even possible) is to have a link at the end of each entry (after the subject) that will open a new window (or something of that sort) that shows the message.... for example, we would now have this:

 

5/12/13 bob mysubject open

 

Is this possible? Sorry about the really long explanation... Please let me know how I should do this!

Thanks!

[shadowpat]

sans means without.

lol, Jessica pointed that out i guess.... sorry.. haha

[shadowpat]

Says the person who doesn't know what "sans" means... The irony

Okay got that working too!

I used the JavaScript document.open() like this:

 

 

<script language=JavaScript>

function createDoc()

  {

  var doc=document.open(\"text/html\",\"replace\");

  var txt=\"$row[message]\";

  doc.write(txt);

  doc.close();

  }

</script>

 

i just echoed that along with my script, and had a button that (when clicked) would call createDoc() and then it would output the message..