I have 3 tables as I mentioned in my logic. No. of categories and no. of domains for each category are not fixed because they are managed from admin panel. So 3 columns per row are fix but how many rows will be there is not fixed.
I want to display categories and data of each category in following mentioned way.
I am using below logic to achieve desired output it's giving different output.Please help to correct my logic so it can work like above example.
<?php
$str_query_select = "SELECT d.domainpkid,d.domainname,c.categorytitle,dc.categorypkid FROM tr_domainname_category dc ";
$str_query_select .= "LEFT JOIN t_domainname d ON dc.domainpkid=d.domainpkid ";
$str_query_select .= "LEFT JOIN t_domainname_category c ON dc.categorypkid=c.categorypkid ";
$str_query_select .= "WHERE c.visible='YES' AND d.visible='YES' ORDER BY c.categorytitle,d.domainname ";
$rs_cat_list = GetRecordSet($str_query_select);
if (!$rs_cat_list->eof()) { // Check if recordset is not empty
$int_cnt = 0; // Used to make new row
$int_cat_pkid = 0; // Used to validate categorypkid
while (!$rs_cat_list->eof()) { // loop starts
if (($int_cnt % 3) == 0) { // To display 3 columns per row
?>
<tr>
<?php } ?>
<td width="250" align="left" valign="top">
<?php
if ($int_cat_pkid != $rs_cat_list->fields("categorypkid")) {
$int_cat_pkid = $rs_cat_list->fields("categorypkid");
print("<b>" . $rs_cat_list->fields("categorytitle") . "</b><br/>");
}
print($rs_cat_list->fields("domainname") . "<br/>");
?>
</td>
<?php
$int_cnt++;
$rs_cat_list->MoveNext();
if (($int_cnt % 3) == 0) { //
?>
</tr>
<?php
}
}
}
?>
While below is output I am getting. Please help to resolve this issue.
Thank you in advance,
KRA
Create an array of categories first:
$cat = array();
while (!$rs_cat_list->eof()) { // here is your while loop
$cat[$rs_cat_list->fields("categorypkid")][] = $rs_cat_list->fields("domainname");
$rs_cat_list->MoveNext();
}
Now use the $cat array to do the processing.
foreach($cat as $key=>$val) {
//here you can put the above logic just use the $cat array to do the things
if (($int_cnt % 3) == 0) { // To display 3 columns per row
?>
", $val);
?>
if (($int_cnt % 3) == 0) { //
?>
</tr>
<?php
}
}
}
Note: Please do changes according to your need.
Use just 1 row with 3 columns;
Print normal <div> with a fixed size for each item in category.
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I have a project called Loan Application using CodeIgniter 3. I cant solve this problem, this is for my payment list of a certain borrowers. I wanted to show his/her payment details everyday transactions.
I wanted to show this on my views.
This is my table in database:
This is my query:
SELECT * FROM `payment_transactions` WHERE loan_no = '$data' ORDER BY payment_no LIMIT 0,29"
I have a problem showing this on my view.
I dont know what is the problem but It only shows 2 data in my database.
I cant figure out what is my problem about this.
This is my code in my views:
<?php for($i=0; $i<=29 ; $i++) {?>
<tr>
<td><?php echo $i+1;?></td>
<?php
$a = $i+1;
if(!empty($first_mnth[$i]['payment_no'])){
$p = $first_mnth[$i]['payment_no'];
}
if(!empty($first_mnth[$i]['date'])){
$d = $first_mnth[$i]['date'];
}
if(!empty($first_mnth[$i]['amount'])){
$am = $first_mnth[$i]['amount'];
}
if(!empty($first_mnth[$i]['notes'])){
$n = $first_mnth[$i]['notes'];
}
?>
<td>
<?php
if($a != $p){
continue;
}
echo $p;
?>
</td>
<td>
<?php
if($a != $p){
continue;
}
echo 'P '.$am;
?>
</td>
<td>
<?php
if($a != $p){
continue;
}
echo $n;
?>
</td>
</tr>
<?php } ?>
My goal is to show all the payment details of a certain borrower within 30 days. That's
why I have payment_no in my database for my query and also it indicates what no. days he/she pays. I wanted to skip the table in my views if he/she did not pay in that day.
But I cant solve the problem. Hope someone can help me about this and cite what is the problem of my code.
Put this condition & your other if condition before starting "tr" tag
<?php if($a != $p){ continue; } ?>
I have a database that contains donor information and then have PHP pages that pull that data and display it under the donor's specific category.
The code I am using is as follows:
// 10,000 DONORS
echo "<p><b>$10,000 cont.</b></p>";
$sql = "SELECT * FROM donor WHERE DonationAmount = 10000 AND Category = '1' or DonationAmount = 10000 AND Category IS NULL ORDER BY LastName ASC LIMIT 10000 OFFSET 6";
$result = mysqli_query($conn, $sql);
$i = 0;
$total_rows = $result->num_rows;
echo "<table><tr>";
if (mysqli_num_rows($result) > 0) {
// output data of each row
while ($row = mysqli_fetch_assoc($result)) {
// test if the DisplayName field is empty or not
echo "<td>";
if (empty($row['DisplayName'])) {
// it's empty!
if (empty($row['FirstName'])) {
echo $row['LastName'];
}
else {
echo $row["LastName"] . ", " . $row["FirstName"];
}
} else {
// Do stuff with the field
echo $row["DisplayName"] . "";
}
echo "</td>";
$i++;
if ($i % 2 == 0 && $i != $total_rows) {
echo "</tr><tr>";
}
}
} else {
} echo "</tr></table>";
My question is as follows: right now the names are inserted into the table in a manner that makes the read left->right->left->right etc. I need them to show up like a normal list works and reads top to bottom, and rolls to the next column when it is told to (counter?). How can I do this?
Here is a preview off the page
EDIT: tried this code:
$sql = "SELECT * FROM donor WHERE DonationAmount = 1000 AND Category = '1' or DonationAmount = 1000 AND Category IS NULL ORDER BY LastName ASC";
$result = mysqli_query($conn, $sql);
$i = 0;
$count = 0;
$total_rows = $result->num_rows;
$halfsize = $total_rows / 2;
$FirstArray = array();
$SecondArray = array();
while ($row = mysqli_fetch_assoc($result)){
while ($count <= $halfsize){
$FirstArray[] = $row['DisplayName'];
//echo "$FirstArray[$count]";
$count++;
}
$SecondArray[] = $row['DisplayName'];
//echo "$SecondArray[$count]";
}
echo "<table>";
for($j=0; $j<count($FirstArray); $j++){
echo "<tr><td>". $FirstArray[$j] . "</td><td>" . $SecondArray[$j] . "</td> </tr>";
}
echo "</table>";
And I just get the same field (the first result) for all of the first column (The First Array?) and then the second column (SecondArray) contains all of the results.
Your issue is not your PHP or your MySQL but your output handling.
So there's an array of data that's being dumped on your HTML and you need to order it to look nice . Two columns reading left to right in a table format.
The <table> tag is perfect for this, and while most people hate the table tag, it is useful for tabled data.
It's worth noting that due to the flexibility and accommodating nature of CSS/HTML that this is not the only correct way but one of many ways this issue can be addressed
Method:
You have a while loop outputting one unit at a time, a unit in this case being a name in a <td></td> block. So that's your unit:
while {
print "unit";
}
So if you have two columns you want to arrange then you need to tell the while loop to distinguish between the first and the second column, this can be done with detecting if the counter (+1 for each itteration) is odd or even.
You can do this with the modulus divisor in PHP:
while {
counter++
if (counter%2) == 1 ){
//odd number.
}
}
So to sum it all up and give you a basic example:
$output = "";
$rowsTotal = mysqli_num_rows($result); //from your original code.
$counter = 0;
while ($row = mysqli_fetch_assoc($result)) {
$counter++; //plus 1 each itteration
if (($counter%2) == 1){
/// is odd so open the row of the table.
$output .= "<tr>";
}
$output .= "<td>";
if (empty($row['DisplayName'])) {
// it's empty!
if (empty($row['FirstName'])) {
$output .= $row['LastName'];
}
else {
$output .= $row["LastName"] . ", " . $row["FirstName"];
}
}
else {
// Do stuff with the field
$output .= $row["DisplayName"] . "";
}
$output .= "</td>";
if (($counter%2) == 0){
// if even so close the row of the table.
$output .= "</tr>";
}
// special case: If there area total of odd number of outputs
if($counter == $rowsTotal && $counter%2 == 1){
// so the last counter value is an odd number so force closure
// of </tr> (or add a blank space)
$output .= "<td> </td></tr>
}
} //end while.
...
print "<table>";
print $output;
print "</table>";
I don't want to dive deep into getting really creative with CSS but you can use CSS to finesse and improve the core HTML output setout above with some wonderful Cascading Style sheets, but above is a very rough outline of the sortof approach you could use to simulate a base level intelligence for the script to output names in the layout you are looking for.
Good luck.
CSS example:
table td {
background-color:#000;
color: #fff;
font-size:1.5rem;
text-align:left;
width:49%; /* 50% sometimes causes overflow, so set a tiny bit smaller */
padding:0.25rem;
margin:0;
box-sizing: border-box;
}
VERSION 2
From comments, OP Needs the results from the SQL query to be two columns, rather than two rows. This means that table (a row structure) is inappropriate for this output and so instead we should use a more customised CSS / div tag set:
The layout would be two columns of approximatly 49% width each, and then each column contains block elements, This blob of blocks will then need to be split in half and a divider added to generate two shorter columns from one long one.
The block elements are output in a foreach loop and once the halfway point is met then an extra HTML code is inserted to break the elements up into a second <div> . this is a little bit hacky it feel to me, but, does the job.
requirements:
A predefined counter of result rows. One can easily be generated. And that the SQL query is already ordered in the intended way, using MySQL ORDER BY.
Semi-Pseudo code:
$array = SQL data result.
$counter = counter of how many array rows are returned.
$divisorCount = ceil($counter /2);
$foreachCount = 1
foreach ($array as $row){
$foreachCount++;
$block[] = "<div class='block'>".$row['data']."</div>\n";
if($foreachCount > $divisorCount){
$foreachCount = 0; //reset, as this will not be true again.
end($block);
$key = key($block); //most recent block array reference.
$block[$key] .= "</div><div class='column'>"; //the insert.
}
}
unset($row,$key,$foreachCount,$divisorCount); //tidyup.
The above generates a bunch of array elements, one for each name. There is an inserted splitter that ends the initial column and starts a second column, finally we wrap the whole block array into a final <div> wrapper.
$output = "<div class='tableContainer'>
<div class='column'>".implode($block)."</div>
</div>";
The above output will be the opener for the first column but the closer for the second column. Within output we now have the complete columns for two columns of all results contained in a Div Container element.
The following CSS classes would need some tweaking to get right but should be a start:
CSS
.block{
line-height: 2rem;
display:block;
padding:0.25rem;
box-sizing:border-box;
}
.column{
width: 49%;
min-width:150px; /* or whatever. */
display:inline-block;
}
.tableContainer{
max-width: 800px; /* or whatever. */
min-width: 300px; /* or whatever. */
width:100%;
margin:auto; //centres it.
}
The CSS would be 49% rather than 50% because box sizes can have a tendancy to overflow on different browsers (Firefox especially), but the $output would finally be:
HTML
<div class='tableContainer'>
<div class='column'><div class='block'>My Name</div>
<div class='block'>Your Name</div>
<div class='block'>His Name</div></div>
<div class='column'><div class='block'>Their Name</div>
<div class='block'>Her Name</div>
<div class='block'>Smacked HorseBombs</div>
</div>
</div>
You could also possibly substitute display:inline-block for float:left, but thats the basics, have a play on jsfiddle to tweak as you need.
I won't use tables for this. There may be some other css tricks. But for the sake of question, I'm answering.
Create two arrays.
Get the size of resultset with mysqli_num_rows, and divide it by two, then walk through this first array and move them until halfsize into array1. And then remainig into array2.
At the end you'll have something like this
Array 1 Array 2
------- -------
[0] Row 1 [0] Row 4
[1] Row 2 [1] Row 5
[2] Row 3
Then walk through it and fill your html table. (with controlling them against being empty)
for($i=0; $i<count($array1); $i++){
echo '<tr><td>'.$array1[$i].'</td><td>'.$array2[$i].'</td></tr>';
}
I have a loop that runs through returned rows from a MySQL query and performs commands.
When the data is displayed on the webpage (seen at the end of the pasted code), the requested_date (from the $result_dec query) is cycling through correctly, but the memPayout(from the $emailcompleted query) is not. Where it shows the memPayout it is just listing the same number for each date.
When I run this in phpmyadmin, I see that different dates have different memPayouts..so I know there is a bug here.
I appreciate the help.
UPDATE: I've updated the old code with the new one that I adjusted. I tried to wrap the email earnings query with the original foreach. I also removed the unnecessary extra bgcolor switch. The result on my webpage is still the same as before. Any more advice is really appreciated.
<?php
//--------------------- Code for Decline TRANSACTION --------------------------------------
$u_id = $_SESSION['user_ses']['id'];
$result_dec = #mysql_query("(select trv.tr_user_id , usr.full_name ,usr.email , usr.paypal , trv.requested_date, trv.requested_status, trv.click_payment_status, trv.tracking_id
from tbl_trackvalue as trv ,tbl_tracking as t , tbl_offers as off , tblusers as usr
where t.id=trv.tracking_id and off.id=t.offer_id and usr.id=trv.tr_user_id and usr.id='1454'
and trv.payment_status='pending' and trv.requested_status='declined' group by trv.tr_user_id, trv.requested_date order by trv.requested_date asc )
union all
(select trv.tr_user_id , usr.full_name ,usr.email , usr.paypal , trv.click_request_date, trv.requested_status, trv.click_payment_status, trv.tracking_id
from tbl_trackvalue as trv ,tbl_tracking as t , tbl_offers as off , tblusers as usr
where t.id=trv.tracking_id and off.id=t.offer_id and usr.id=trv.tr_user_id and usr.id='1454'
and trv.payment_status='pending' and trv.click_payment_status='declined' group by trv.tr_user_id, trv.click_request_date order by trv.requested_date asc ) ");
$nr = mysql_num_rows($result_dec);
$categories_d = array();
while($row = mysql_fetch_array($result_dec))
{
$categories_d[] = $row;
}
if(count($categories_d)>0)
{
$counter=0;
foreach($categories_d as $index=>$rec)
{
$counter++;
if ($counter % 2 == 0)
{
$bgcolor = "#FFFFFF";
}
else
{
$bgcolor = "#F5F7D9";
}
$userId=$rec['tr_user_id'];
$EmailCompletedOffer=#mysql_query("select off.member_amount as memPayout
from tbl_trackvalue as trv ,tbl_tracking as t , tbl_offers as off , tblusers as usr
where t.id=trv.tracking_id and off.id=t.offer_id and off.offer_type='mailchimp' and usr.id=trv.tr_user_id and
trv.tr_user_id=$userId and trv.requested_date='".$requested_date."' and trv.payment_status='pending' and trv.total_conversion !=0 and trv.requested_status='declined' ");
$rowemailEarn=#mysql_fetch_array($EmailCompletedOffer);
$totalEmailEarnAmount1=$rowemailEarn['memPayout'];
?>
<div class="datarow_his">
<div class="his_onecol1"><?php echo '$'. $totalEmailEarnAmount1;?> </div>
<div class="his_onecol1"> <?php echo "Declined"; ?> </div>
<div class="his_onecol2"><?php echo date("M j,Y " ,strtotime($rec['requested_date']));?></div>
<!--<div class="his_onecol1"><?php //echo date("M j,Y " ,strtotime($rec['paid_date']));?></div>-->
</div>
<p><?php echo $totalEmailEarnAmount1?></p>
<?php /*}
} */
}
}
?>
Your code roughly looks like this:
fetch categories
if(categories not empty) {
foreach(category) {
set $bgcolor and $userId (has no effect)
}
get query results for the last $userID and set $totalEmailEarnAmount1
if(categories not empty) {
foreach(category) {
set $bgcolor again (has no effect)
generate a div using $totalEmailEarnAmount1
}
}
}
Since you set $totalEmailEarnAmount1 outside the final foreach, it has the same value on every iteration of the loop.
(If you indent your code in a way that is consistent with its structure, errors like this will become obvious. The messy indentation makes it hard for you to see what is going on.)
I have a table with a row of 3 div's then another row or 3 div's then another and then another.
But what I'm trying to achieve is to highlight every other row. And each row contains 3 div's.
So the first row will be .mydiv .even and then the .even's will be grey. Then the next row will be .mydiv .odd and then the .odd's will be white.
I am using this code from css-tricks.com ($xyz++%2) to make every other div a different class.
All help is apreciated.
This is my code
$get_new_games = mysql_query("SELECT game_title,game_description,id from games ORDER BY added_date LIMIT 10");
while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($get_new_games)) {
$new_game_title = $row['game_title'];
$new_game_description = $row['game_description'];
$new_game_id = $row['id'];
$new_games_display .= '<div class = "game_module class-'.($xyz++%2).'"><img src = "game_thumbnails/'.$new_game_id.'/_thumb_100x100.png" class = "game_img"></div>';
}
It would make more sense to add the class to the row, to output the table rows in PHP, use something like this:
<?php for ($i = 0; $rows[$i]; $i ++): ?>
<tr class="<?php echo $i % 2 ? 'odd' : 'even'; ?>">
<td>
<div />
</td>
<td>
<div />
</td>
<td>
<div />
</td>
</tr>
<?php endfor; ?>
The modulo operator % will return the remainder of the division, in this case the division is by two and any equal number will give a remainder of zero, and any unequal number will give a remainder of one.
The selector for the div would then be:
tr.odd td > div
tr.even td > div
this will make sure that only the top div in each row is selected.
UPDATE:
From the code you've supplied it doesn't really appear you're using a table at all (maybe you meant it in a looser sense than the actual HTML element?). Going by your code you already use the modulo in the way described above, but you need to change the following.
$xyz = 0;
$get_new_games = mysql_query("SELECT game_title,game_description,id from games ORDER BY added_date LIMIT 10");
while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($get_new_games)) {
$new_game_title = $row['game_title'];
$new_game_description = $row['game_description'];
$new_game_id = $row['id'];
$new_games_display .= '<div class = "game_module class-'.($xyz++%2 ? 'odd' : 'even').'"><img src = "game_thumbnails/'.$new_game_id.'/_thumb_100x100.png" class = "game_img"></div>';
}
I've added the first line to initialize the variable to zero and changed the $new_games_display-line to ($xyz++%2 ? 'odd' : 'even'). This will ensure that every other div has the class class-odd and the rest class-even.
The only issue I'm having is that the code you supplied doesn't really correspond to your initial problem, with rows of three divs, maybe I'm missing something -- feel free to supply more code and I'll be able to help you more.
While looping through and printing out the rows, you will use the index to determine even or odd.
if(!$index%2){
echo "even";
}
else{
echo "odd";
}
The % is the modulus operator, which returns the remainder when its operands are divided.
Edit:
So in your case, your last line would be
$new_games_display .= '<div class = "game_module class-'.(($xyz++%2) ? 'odd' : 'even').'"><img src = "game_thumbnails/'.$new_game_id.'/_thumb_100x100.png" class = "game_img"></div>';
try some thing like this:
$i = 0;
while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($get_new_games))
{
...
$i++;
$class = ($i%2)? "even" : "odd";
$new_games_display .= '<div class = "game_module class-' . $class .'"><img src = "game_thumbnails/'.$new_game_id.'/_thumb_100x100.png" class = "game_img"></div>';
}
instead of check $i%2 ==0 or not you can use something like
$class = ($i & 1) ? "odd" : "even";
or
if($i & 1){
$class = "odd";
}else{
$class = "even";
}
Your code is only highlighting every other row instead of groups of three rows. You could use an :nth-child css selector, but using php will ensure browser compatibility since the class is hard coded. Anyway..
$evenodd = false; // false indicates odd
$count = 0;
while (...) {
... //display
$count++;
if ($count == 2) {
$evenodd = !$evenodd;
$count = 0;
}
}
I have a code that I have used over and over again before and now it's messing up. All I want to do is list information from the database into the table on the page, but now it will only show one result, instead of all the results it has found.
<table>
<tr><td style="background-color:#009745; color:#FFFFFF"><center><strong>Address Book</strong></center></td></tr>
<tr>
<?php
$getids = mysql_query("SELECT id, first_name, last_name FROM accounts WHERE s1='$id' ORDER BY id DESC", $db);
if (mysql_num_rows($getids) > 0) {
while ($gids = mysql_fetch_array($getids)) {
$ab_id = $gids['id'];
$ab_fn = $gids['first_name'];
$ab_ln = $gids['last_name'];
}
?>
<td><?= $ab_id ?> - <?= $ab_fn . " " . $ab_ln ?></td>
<?php
} else {
?>
<td><center>No Contacts</center></td>
<?php
}
?>
</tr>
</table>
please help me with this.
Thank You for your help :)
I love this site!! I can always get answers when I need them.
I saw two thing wrong
you are using mysql_fetch_array and later you are using string indexes to print the result
print the things in loop it is overriding values and just storing last row
if (mysql_num_rows($getids) > 0) {
while ($gids = mysql_fetch_assoc($getids)) {
$ab_id = $gids['id'];
$ab_fn = $gids['first_name'];
$ab_ln = $gids['last_name'];
echo '<td>'.$ab_id.' -'. $ab_fn.''.$ab_ln.' </td>';
}
In this messy code you're closing the while loop too early:
while ($gids = mysql_fetch_array($getids)) {
$ab_id = $gids['id'];
$ab_fn = $gids['first_name'];
$ab_ln = $gids['last_name'];
}
Only the last retrieved row is used later on. Also, don't use mysql_fetch_array if you're not accessing the numeric indeces of your result. Use mysql_fetch_assoc instead.