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Alright...well, I'm very new to PHP and this is my first little script I'm doing for work.  I have EVERYTHING working....

 

  • User Enters Information On Form
  • Form takes information and stores in MySQL
  • There is also a page to display the MySQL results in a table

 

Here is the result table....

 

        <TBODY>
    <?php
//Client Loop
$i=0;
while ($i < $num_rows) {

$id = mysql_result($query,$i,"id");
$date = mysql_result($query, $i, "date");
$rooms = mysql_result($query, $i, "rooms");
$tax = mysql_result($query, $i, "tax");
$misc = mysql_result($query, $i, "misc");
$total1 = mysql_result($query, $i, "total1");
$cash = mysql_result($query, $i, "cash");
$bankcard = mysql_result($query, $i, "bankcard");
$amex = mysql_result($query, $i, "amex");
$directbill = mysql_result($query, $i, "directbill");
$total2 = mysql_result($query, $i, "total2");

echo "<TR CLASS=\"MYTABLE\">";
echo "<TD CLASS=\"MYTABLE\">" . $id . "</TD>";
echo "<TD CLASS=\"MYTABLE\">" . $date . "</TD>";
echo "<TD CLASS=\"MYTABLE\">" . $rooms . "</TD>";
echo "<TD CLASS=\"MYTABLE\">$" . $tax . "</TD>";
echo "<TD CLASS=\"MYTABLE\">$" . $misc . "</TD>";
echo "<TD CLASS=\"MYTABLE\">$" . $total1 . "</TD>";
echo "<TD CLASS=\"MYTABLE\">   </TD>";
echo "<TD CLASS=\"MYTABLE\">$" . $cash . "</TD>";
echo "<TD CLASS=\"MYTABLE\">$" . $bankcard . "</TD>";
echo "<TD CLASS=\"MYTABLE\">$" . $amex . "</TD>";
echo "<TD CLASS=\"MYTABLE\">$" . $directbill . "</TD>";
echo "<TD CLASS=\"MYTABLE\">$" . $total2 . "</TD>";
echo "</TR>";
$i++;
}
mysql_close();
?>
    </TBODY>

 

This will obviously create multiple rows based on how many results there are.  Which then makes a full table of multiple rows.

 

I now want to send this FULL table (all results) via email using PHP.  How can this be done?  Any links would be really appreciated.

You would get all that into one variable, like this

 

<?php

$var = "<TR CLASS=\"MYTABLE\">";
$var .= "<TD CLASS=\"MYTABLE\">" . $id . "</TD>";
$var .= "<TD CLASS=\"MYTABLE\">" . $date . "</TD>";
$var .= "<TD CLASS=\"MYTABLE\">" . $rooms . "</TD>";
$var .= "<TD CLASS=\"MYTABLE\">$" . $tax . "</TD>";
$var .= "<TD CLASS=\"MYTABLE\">$" . $misc . "</TD>";
$var .= "<TD CLASS=\"MYTABLE\">$" . $total1 . "</TD>";
$var .= "<TD CLASS=\"MYTABLE\">   </TD>";
$var .= "<TD CLASS=\"MYTABLE\">$" . $cash . "</TD>";
$var .= "<TD CLASS=\"MYTABLE\">$" . $bankcard . "</TD>";
$var .= "<TD CLASS=\"MYTABLE\">$" . $amex . "</TD>";
$var .= "<TD CLASS=\"MYTABLE\">$" . $directbill . "</TD>";
$var .= "<TD CLASS=\"MYTABLE\">$" . $total2 . "</TD>";
$var .= "</TR>";

?>

 

Now the $var variable contains the entire table.

Yeah it's called concatenation (I believe). It's very useful, I've found loads of great uses for it...

 

Just in case you're wondering... how it works... :P and showing that you can use constants, strings etc.

 

<?php
$variable = 'Hello';
echo ''.$variable.'<br />'; // Output = "Hello"

$variable .= ' my name is ';
echo ''.$variable.'<br />'; // Output = "Hello my name is"

define(MY_NAME, 'Aureole');

$variable .= MY_NAME;
echo ''.$variable.'<br />'; // Output = "Hello my name is Aureole"

$age = 18;

$variable .= ' and I am '.$age.' Years old.';
echo $variable; // Output = "Hello my name is Aureole and I am 18 Years old.
?>

 

Edit: Fixed a typo...

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