I have a table in my database with multiple numbers. I get the numbers from the database, I save in array
, and I make echo
in a table in PHP:
echo "<table class='CSSTableGenerator'>";
echo "<tr>";
echo "<th>array</th>";
echo "<th>1</th>";
echo "<th>2</th>";
echo "<th>3</th>";
echo "<th>4</th>";
echo "<th>5</th>";
echo "<th>6</th>";
echo "<th>7</th>";
echo "<th>8</th>";
echo "<th>9</th>";
echo "<th>10</th>";
echo "<th>11</th>";
echo "<th>12</th>";
echo "<th>13</th>";
echo "<th>14</th>";
echo "<th>15</th>";
echo "<th>16</th>";
echo "<th>17</th>";
echo "<th>18</th>";
echo "<th>19</th>";
echo "<th>20</th>";
echo "<th>21</th>";
echo "<th>22</th>";
echo "<th>23</th>";
echo "<th>24</th>";
echo "<th>25</th>";
echo "<th>26</th>";
echo "<th>27</th>";
echo "<th>28</th>";
echo "<th>29</th>";
echo "<th>30</th>";
echo "</tr>";
while ($produto = mysql_fetch_array($produtos)) {
$vetor=array($produto['id'],$produto['n1'],$produto['n2'],$produto['n3'],$produto['n4'],$produto['n5'],$produto['e1'],$produto['e2']);
echo "<tr>";
echo "<td>".$vetor[1]." ";
echo $vetor[2]." ";
echo $vetor[3]." ";
echo $vetor[4]." ";
echo $vetor[5]." ";
echo $vetor[6]." ";
echo $vetor[7] . "</td> ";
for ($i = 1; $i <= 30; $i++) {
echo '<td class="'.(($vetor[1]==$i) ? 'paint_me_green' : 'paint_me_red').'"></td>';
}
echo "</tr>";
}
echo "</table>";
?>
The numbers ( array ) are written in the <th>array<th>
column and in other <th>1
to 50 <th>
I'd like to check if the numbers contained in one of my arrays ex: array 10 12 23 10 223. If the number 10 exists in this array
a <th>10</th>
it will be green in the line of that array
, otherwise red.
So far as you can see in my code, within while
and I put a for
for ($i = 1; $i <= 50; $i++) {
echo '<td class="'.(($vetor[1]==$i) ? 'paint_me_green' : 'paint_me_red').'"></td>';
}
but this way it is only checking if:
- position [1] == 1 it paints green if it does not paint red.
- position [1] == 2 it paints green if it does not paint red.
- ...
- position [1] == 23 It paints green if it does not paint red.
And it works this way ... it's what I want. But I want to do the same for the remaining positions besides the [1]
position.
The% w / w I'm using should not be the most accurate way of looking at the remaining positions.
It would be something of this kind that I would need:
for ($i = 1; $i <= 50; $i++) {
echo '<td class="'.(($vetor[1]==$i) and ($vetor[2]==$i) and ($vetor[3]==$i) and ($vetor[4]==$i) and and ($vetor[5]==$i) and ($vetor[7]==$i) ? 'paint_me_green' : 'paint_me_red').'"></td>';
}
They spoke to me in for
I just can not apply.