> Ah, well... that was not clearly explained in your first post. You wanted
> alternating rows colors, and that is what I gave you. Let's see if I
> understand the question;
>
> For each show_title there are multiple rows of data, but they do not match
> row counts from show to show?
> You want th
[snip]
Isn't that the same thing essentially? See, from the time ($row->show_title)
is true until it is true again is not a fixed number so the only constant is
that if ($row->show_title) is true then the background color will be
on. Then I need to alternate the background color between on and of
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> Isn't that the same thing essentially? See, from the time
($row->show_title)
> is true until it is true again is not a fixed number so th
($i%2) { etc. }
???
-B
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> From: Jay Blanchard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, July 29, 2002 9:19 AM
> To: 'Brian V Bonini'; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: [PHP] Brain Fart- table formatting help
>
>
> [snip]
> I'm
[snip]
I'm trying to format the output of a db query with alternating row colors,
the thing is the usual
if ($i%2) {} will not work here because the alternating colors do not
necessarily fall on odd or even rows.
[/snip]
HTH!
Jay
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I'm having a total brain fart and can not seem to get the right logic for
this...
I'm trying to format the output of a db query with alternating row colors,
the thing is the usual
if ($i%2) {} will not work here because the alternating colors do not
necessarily fall on odd or even rows.
The one
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