Glenn Sieb wrote:
Hey everyone!
Thanks for all the hints--here's what my boss and I eventually came out with:
/* ##
## And for every row of data we pull, we create a table row...
## */
$company = 0;
- Original Message -
From: Robert Cummings [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Glenn Sieb wrote:
$cname =
(strcmp($previous,$line[0])
? $line[0] : nbsp;);
print (TR
1LT John W. Holmes wrote:
Read the code again, that's what I first thought, too. He's just not
printing multiple values for the first table cell. So if the current row has
the same company name, just print a blank cell, then print the rest of the
data for that row.
In the words of a great
On Fri, 10 May 2002, Glenn Sieb wrote:
Thanks for all the hints--here's what my boss and I eventually came
out with:
This could use a few tweaks. First off, putting mysql_num_rows in the
actual for loop executes it every iteration. Bad. Second, consider
giving your code some readability
Thanks! I'll play with this!!! :)
Glenn
On 05:11 PM 5/10/2002 -0500, Shaun Thomas wrote:
This could use a few tweaks. First off, putting mysql_num_rows in the
actual for loop executes it every iteration. Bad. Second, consider
giving your code some readability by returning an associative
On 05:11 PM 5/10/2002 -0500, Shaun Thomas wrote:
This could use a few tweaks.
Ok I got it now... This exhibits the behaviour I was looking for, and,
thanks to you, is much easier to read and maintain! :)))
Thanks, Shaun!
Glenn
$sPrevCompany = $sColor = '';
while ($aRow =
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