fj1200 Posted February 21, 2008 Share Posted February 21, 2008 I'm not a programmer and learning php. I'm modifying a simple php web app that I wrote last year that queries a MSSQL db, but on one particular page I need to present the data in a DB collumn as a row. I want to display a production board electronically as the current whiteboard gets defaced. All the data is held in a db - easy enough. The scenario is this: Production occurs on on, say machine A that is comprised of a number of units. Sometimes all 10 units will be used, other times, for example, only units 1,2,5 7 may be used. In the database, the info is held in a table and referenced as a combination of machine and unit, so m/c A Unit 2 is A02 and so on. I'm not worried about that - eay enough to split out. I have a set of columns on the page - one for each unit - that I want to have an 'X' or change the bg_colour in the table cell if that unit is to be used and to be blank if not. So: M/C JOB ORDER 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 A 10123 12,500 X X X X X A 10124 25,750 X X X B 12584 90,800 X X X X X X X X X X All other data displays fine, I just need some help with this bit. I'm sure an array is the way to do it and have a $UNIT[n] value. The DB table is structured: JOB_ID MACHINE UNIT 10123 A01 10123 A02 10123 A03 10123 A05 10123 A06 10124 A01 10124 A02 10124 A03 etc... Hope this is understandable! Link to comment https://forums.phpfreaks.com/topic/92256-columns-to-an-array/ Share on other sites More sharing options...
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