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Hello, 

 

I have a small bit of code that changes the background color of a table cell depending on the value. It works great if I call the script by itself as you can see from this link. http://www.mesquiteweather.net/inc/inc-lake-levels.php

 

But when I include it in on the page where I want to show it like so below, the background colors do not render color correctly as they as suppose to like from the link about, only the text color. 

 


 

<?php include("inc/inc-lake-levels.php"); ?>

 

 

It looks like this. 

 

RUixY2.png

 

I call it in a the table like so.

<td   style="color:<?php echo $LRH_departTxt; ?>" bgcolor="<?php echo $LRH_departScale; ?>"> <?php echo $LRH_calcDepart; ?></td>

I am not sure if this is a PHP problem or a CSS issue but here is the bit of code that creates the colors based on the values. First part is the background color, second part is the text. 

$LRH_departScale = '';

if ($LRH_calcDepart <= 0 && $LRH_calcDepart > -2) {
	$LRH_departScale = 'rgb(82, 71, 59)';
} else if ($LRH_calcDepart <= -2 && $LRH_calcDepart > -4) {
	$LRH_departScale = 'rgb(192, 185, 67)';
} else if ($LRH_calcDepart <= -4 && $LRH_calcDepart > -6) {
	$LRH_departScale = 'rgb(192, 102, 67)';
} else if ($LRH_calcDepart <= -6 && $LRH_calcDepart > - {
	$LRH_departScale = 'rgb(185, 64, 76)';
} else if ($LRH_calcDepart <= -8 && $LRH_calcDepart > -10) {
	$LRH_departScale = 'rgb(170, 59, 145)';
} else if ($LRH_calcDepart <= -10) {
	$LRH_departScale = 'rgb(115, 58, 167)';
}

$LRH_departTxt = '';

if ($LRH_calcDepart <= 0 && $LRH_calcDepart > -2) {
	$LRH_departTxt = 'rgb(186, 245, 171)';
} else if ($LRH_calcDepart <= -2 && $LRH_calcDepart > -4) {
	$LRH_departTxt = 'rgb(255, 220, 177)';
} else if ($LRH_calcDepart <= -4 && $LRH_calcDepart > -6) {
	$LRH_departTxt = 'rgb(255, 219, 177)';
} else if ($LRH_calcDepart <= -6 && $LRH_calcDepart > - {
	$LRH_departTxt = 'rgb(254, 177, 185)';
} else if ($LRH_calcDepart <= -8 && $LRH_calcDepart > -10) {
	$LRH_departTxt = 'rgb(245, 170, 228)';
} else if ($LRH_calcDepart <= -10) {
	$LRH_departTxt = 'rgb(208, 169, 243)';
}

Other than the background colors not rendering correctly when included all else works fine. Is there something I am not doing correctly that is causing this? I am not even sure where the first place to start looking would be. 

 

-Thanks

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"bgcolor", haven't seen that one used in awhile.

 

 

Oh good God, I can't believe I overlooked that. This was a script a friend of mine started over a year ago and I was trying to finish it. Made the correct CSS changes to the below and all is good. 

style="color:<?php echo $LTaw_departTxt; ?>; background-color:<?php echo $LTaw_departScale; ?>">
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