Your problem is that you use the $cellvalue of the previous statement each time.
No offense, but you are making a simple task hard to read there.
I've rewrote this little code like this, and replaced the mysql datas by a generated array:
PHP Code:
<?php
echo "<table cellpadding=\'2\' cellspacing=\'0\'>";
echo "<tr>";
echo "<td class=\"th\" >COL1</td>";
echo "<td class=\"th\" >COL2</td>";
echo "<td class=\"th\" >COL3</td>";
echo "</tr>";
$rowcount = 0;
$group1_current_row = 0;
$group2_current_row = 0;
$group3_current_row = 0;
$group4_current_row = 0;
$group5_current_row = 0;
$grouptotal_current_row = 0;
$isStart01 = 0;
$isStart02 = 0;
$isStart03 = 0;
$isStart04 = 0;
$isStart05 = 0;
//while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($result)) {
for($i=1;$i<=10;$i++){
$records[$i][1]="$i::aaa";
$records[$i][2]="$i::bbb";
$records[$i][3]="$i::ccc";
$records[$i][4]="$i::ddd";
$records[$i][5]="$i::eee";
$records[$i][6]="$i::fff";
}
foreach($records as $row){
if ($rowcount == 0) {
$newgroupindex = -1;
$css_class=(($rowcount%2) == 0)?"one":"two";
echo<<<HTML
<tr>
<td class="$css_class" align="default">
{$row[1]}
</td>
<td class="$css_class" align="default">
{$row[2]}
</td>
<td class="$css_class" align="default">
{$row[3]}
</td>
</tr>
HTML;
$newgroupindex = -1;
$rowcount = $rowcount + 1;
$isStart01++;
$isStart02++;
$isStart03++;
$isStart04++;
$isStart05++;
}
}
echo "</table>";
?>
Why would do 6 time "echo '<td...." when you can do everything into 1 echo.
And if you still have only 1 row, it surely means that your problem is in the sql query that provides you the datas, and not in the logic.
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Last edited by tripy : 09-26-2007 at 10:55 AM.
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