echo "$mealcode<BR>";
with
switch ($mealcode) {
case "B": echo "Breakfast<br>"; break;
case "L": echo "Lunch<br>"; break;
default: echo "???<br>"; break;
}
The default case should never be executed if your data is clean, but the
questions marks will alert you if there's something other than B or L in the
mealcode field.
On 5/11/06, William Watson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> My question is, "How can I read the value "B" from the mealcode
> field in the mysql database as "B", but tell my Online reporting
> program to convert the "B" into the word Breakfast?" I need to do
> the same thing with Lunch.
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