ACJavascripts — Sun, 18 Feb 2007 15:01:40 +0000

Hey,

Maybe this will work for you

Not tested, just going off what I would do.

<?php
        //Start main loop
        foreach($file as $selector => $styles){
            //Place your main table
            echo \"<table id=\\"$selector\\" align=\\"center\\" width=\\"100%\\" border=1><tr><td>\";
            //Print selector
            echo $selector;
            //Place your container table here
            echo \"<table border=0 cellpadding=2><tr>\";
                 //Inner loop
                 foreach($styles as $attribute => $value){
                     echo \"<td>\".$value.\"<BR>\";
                     echo $attribute;
                     echo \"</td>\";
                     }
              //Out of the loop - so close the container table.
              echo \"</tr></table>\";
              //Close your real table
              echo \"</td></tr></table>\";
            }
            //All done.
?>

Abhishek Reddy — Sun, 11 Feb 2007 12:31:08 +0000

Sorry, I'm able to get a rough idea of what you're trying to do, but not enough to be helpful. Could you clearly show what kind of data you have and how you'd like that printed as markup?

benf — Tue, 06 Feb 2007 17:45:57 +0000

<?php
</head>
<body>


// echo the links at the top

echo \"<table id=\\"$selector\\" align=\\"center\\" width=\\"100%\\" border=1><tr>\";
foreach($file as $selector => $style)
{
    echo \"<td><a href=\\"style.php?part=$selector\\">$selector<a/></td>\";    
}
echo \"</tr></table>\";
        


// at the moment im echoing each selector 3 in all one table under another

        foreach($file as $selector => $styles)
        {
            echo \"<table id=\\"$selector\\" align=\\"center\\" width=\\"100%\\" border=1><tr><td>
            echo $selector.\"<br>\";

               foreach($styles as $attribute => $value)
               {
                     echo $value.\"<br>\";
                  echo $attribute;
            }
            echo \"</td></tr></table>\";
        }

 
</td><tr></table>
</body>
</html>
?>

However i just though if i can use a function to only show the table that relates to the selector passed in the URL. Check the top links.

Greg K — Tue, 06 Feb 2007 17:37:51 +0000

Can you give a sample of the final html code you want to given out?

-Greg