I'm not clear on your question. The code I quoted, set forth below, has
the text that ends up above the table. The following introduces the
series of column headings with sort statements (of which the initial code
is one):
# write out title
if ($sort_order == asc) {$sort_title = Ascending;} else {$sort_title =
Descending;}
echo pbData Set Sorted By $sort_field in $sort_title
Order/b/p\n;
# write out table heading
echo table width='75%' border='1' cellspacing='0' cellpadding='0'
align='center' bgcolor='#99'\n;
echo tr\n;
The following is at the beginning of the script:
# get sort order (if any) passed to script
$sort_field = $_REQUEST['sort_field'];
if (! $sort_field) {$sort_field = (ssa1202.total/vapall.vapall)*100;}
$sort_order = $_REQUEST['sort_order'];
if (! $sort_order) {$sort_order = desc;}
Thanks.
On 12 Mar 2004 00:12:41 -, David Robley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
How can I have the explanation above a php table on a sort come out as
something different than the sort coding? For example, the sort line
below results in the following text above the sorted table: Data Set
Sorted by (ssa1202.total/vapall.vapall)*100 in Descending Order. I'd
prefer simply Data Set Sorted by Percent in Descending Order. I
tried naming the sort field as Percent but that didn't change
anything.
echo tddiv align='center'font size='3'bPercenta
href='ssa1202.php?sort_field=(ssa1202.total/vapall.vapall)*100sort_ord
er=desc' target='_self'font
size='2'brSort/a/b/font/div/td\n;
Ken
Without seeing the code that produces the text above the table, its a bit
hard to give any suggestions.
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