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I have been able to add column headings but I am still unable to get the alternating row color to work ...can someone please show me hos this can be down witht the existing code? Also...(more of a php question) how would I remove a couple of the records in the CSV file NOT to display? Thanks
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would it be any more difficult for you to apply it to the script I posted? I'm not a php coder and I was seeking some free syntax... I was hoping it wouldn't be too much trouble...
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there is no mysql database...this parses a flat text file (CSV)
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I am trying to add both column headings and alternating color rows to this script...can a php coder please code in an example of both in this script? Thanks <?php $filename = "file.csv"; function viewlog($filename) { $fp = fopen($filename,"r"); $file = fread($fp,65535); $replaced = eregi_replace(",", "<td>", $file); $replaced2 = eregi_replace("\n", "<tr><td>", $replaced); $replaced3 = eregi_replace("\r", "<tr><td>", $replaced2); fclose($fp); return $replaced3; } echo "<html><head><title></title></head><body bgcolor=silver>"; echo "<table border=1 bordercolor=black cellspacing=0 cellpadding=5 width=100% style='font-size:10pt'>"; echo viewlog($filename); echo "</table></body></html>"; exit; ?>
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ok I got the first part...can anyone help me or show me an example on how to make the columns sortable by column heading?
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can you explain this a little further?
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hope someone will help a non-coder (just a hack) The following displays the results from a db query...I have two questions.... echo ' <td>'.$row['id'].'</td>'; echo ' <td>'.$row['name'].'</td>'; echo ' <td>'.$row['address'].'</td>'; echo ' <td>'.$row['city'].'</td>'; echo ' <td>'.$row['state'].'</td>'; echo ' <td>'.$row['zip'].'</td>'; 1.) how can I make the results display in a table where I can put a heading at the top each column? 2.) how difficult would it be to be able to sort the columns by the "heading" (column name) Thanks...
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Man! that is so great! Thanks a million...
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use it in place of "foreach($things as $element){ if ($element==$query) echo $query; or with it ?
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Thanks...that works great... Now what if I wanted to add a second array that would echo a different message?
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Hi, can someone please show me how to use an array rather than a single word string? if ($query=='painters') echo "hellow world";[/php how can I get the echo results if the query is any of the following..."painters","pressure_washing", "property_maintenance", "contractors". ? Thanks in advance...
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[SOLVED] is 'preg_replace' the right function?
slashpine replied to slashpine's topic in PHP Coding Help
Great, Thanks a million...! -
First let me say thanks for all the great help you folks provide... one more question when I echo the following...some of the actual query text is two words separated with an underscore...how can I change the syntax below to strip the underscore? <?=ucwords($query)?> tia
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ok that works but the $query is in () ? I got it now thanks echo "(" . ucwords($query) . ") in Newark";
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the problem was it should have been $numresults and not $results sorry I missed this and did not post the reference but I am confused about the mesg database...I do have a db named "mesg" BUT it is NOT the datbase that the script connects to...this is really confusing...???