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In the head of my page I have:
In the body I have:
...
Blah
Blah blah
...
... so that I can format alternate rows as 'odd' and 'even'. The trouble is, if I have more than one table on a page, the $tablerow_count doesn't start at 1 for subsequent tables so the first row is formatted as 'even' instead of 'odd'. Example: [URL]http://timmargh.net/new_stuff.php[/URL] - note the first row of the second table is shaded, i.e. it's 'even' when it should be 'odd'.
Is there a piece of code I can stick in each table to reset $tablerow_count to 1? I know it's probably easier than finding water by falling off a boat, but I know zip about PHP and have tried various things without success.
In the body I have:
...
...
... so that I can format alternate rows as 'odd' and 'even'. The trouble is, if I have more than one table on a page, the $tablerow_count doesn't start at 1 for subsequent tables so the first row is formatted as 'even' instead of 'odd'. Example: [URL]http://timmargh.net/new_stuff.php[/URL] - note the first row of the second table is shaded, i.e. it's 'even' when it should be 'odd'.
Is there a piece of code I can stick in each table to reset $tablerow_count to 1? I know it's probably easier than finding water by falling off a boat, but I know zip about PHP and have tried various things without success.
Ah, cheers!
Put this in your header...
$tablerow_count=0;
function tablerowswitch() {
global $tablerow_count;
$tablerow_count++;
if ($tablerow_count % 2) { echo "odd"; } else { echo "even"; }
}
?>
Use it as you've been doing so already. Everytime you want to reset the table counter, ie just before you want to start a new table, put
$tablerow_count=0;
$tablerow_count=0;
function tablerowswitch() {
global $tablerow_count;
$tablerow_count++;
if ($tablerow_count % 2) { echo "odd"; } else { echo "even"; }
}
?>
Use it as you've been doing so already. Everytime you want to reset the table counter, ie just before you want to start a new table, put
$tablerow_count=0;
Cheers for the help, but now they're all coming up as 'even'.
:^(
:^(
Timmargh wrote:
> In the head of my page I have:
>
> > $tablerow_count++; if ($tablerow_count % 2) { echo "odd"; }
> else { echo "even"; } } ?>
>
> In the body I have:
>
> ...
>Blah
>Blah blah
> ...
>
> ... so that I can format alternate rows as 'odd' and 'even'. The
> trouble is, if I have more than one table on a page, the
> $tablerow_count doesn't start at 1 for subsequent tables so
> the first row is formatted as 'even' instead of 'odd'. Example:
> [URL]http://timmargh.net/new_stuff.php[/URL] - note the first row of
> the second table is shaded, i.e. it's 'even' when it should be
> 'odd'.
Define the function as:
{
$tablerow_count = $init_value;
$tablerow_count++; if ($tablerow_count % 2) { echo "odd"; }
else { echo "even"; }
}
?>
Then when you start a new table, just use tablerowswitch(1), and normally you would use tablerowswitch().
> In the head of my page I have:
>
> > $tablerow_count++; if ($tablerow_count % 2) { echo "odd"; }
> else { echo "even"; } } ?>
>
> In the body I have:
>
> ...
>
>
> ...
>
> ... so that I can format alternate rows as 'odd' and 'even'. The
> trouble is, if I have more than one table on a page, the
> $tablerow_count doesn't start at 1 for subsequent tables so
> the first row is formatted as 'even' instead of 'odd'. Example:
> [URL]http://timmargh.net/new_stuff.php[/URL] - note the first row of
> the second table is shaded, i.e. it's 'even' when it should be
> 'odd'.
Define the function as:
{
$tablerow_count = $init_value;
$tablerow_count++; if ($tablerow_count % 2) { echo "odd"; }
else { echo "even"; }
}
?>
Then when you start a new table, just use tablerowswitch(1), and normally you would use tablerowswitch().
In the head of my page I have:
In the body I have:
...
Blah
Blah blah
...
... so that I can format alternate rows as 'odd' and 'even'. The trouble is, if I have more than one table on a page, the $tablerow_count doesn't start at 1 for subsequent tables so the first row is formatted as 'even' instead of 'odd'. Example: [URL]http://timmargh.net/new_stuff.php[/URL] - note the first row of the second table is shaded, i.e. it's 'even' when it should be 'odd'.
Is there a piece of code I can stick in each table to reset $tablerow_count to 1? I know it's probably easier than finding water by falling off a boat, but I know zip about PHP and have tried various things without success.
In the body I have:
...
...
... so that I can format alternate rows as 'odd' and 'even'. The trouble is, if I have more than one table on a page, the $tablerow_count doesn't start at 1 for subsequent tables so the first row is formatted as 'even' instead of 'odd'. Example: [URL]http://timmargh.net/new_stuff.php[/URL] - note the first row of the second table is shaded, i.e. it's 'even' when it should be 'odd'.
Is there a piece of code I can stick in each table to reset $tablerow_count to 1? I know it's probably easier than finding water by falling off a boat, but I know zip about PHP and have tried various things without success.