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Setting dynamic links to a speciffic colour
john henderson Member Since: 05 Feb 2009 Posts: 5	Posted 15 Sep 2009 18:28:59 Hi, I wonder if any one can help me? [:I] I have a php/mysql page that displays a list of house numbers, for example 1 to 10 that require work completing; There is a case where some of these house numbers have already had the work completed, but will require inspection of the completed work. Its been suggested to me that I should set the house numbers (font colour) to red or purple if they require inspection. This simple effect will visually inform the workers that they donâ€™t need to look at that record because the work has been completed. But, will inform the inspectors to look at the record and fill in the relevant details. I am able to perform the search for property numbers, but depending on the sql code (inspect_property=1) set the property number to the correct colour otherwise leave it at the default colour. Hope that helps, but if you need more information I am happy to oblige thanks John Hi, I wonder if any one can help me? [:I] I have a php/mysql page that displays a list of house numbers, for example 1 to 10 that require work completing; There is a case where some of these house numbers have already had the work completed, but will require inspection of the completed work. Its been suggested to me that I should set the house numbers (font colour) to red or purple if they require inspection. This simple effect will visually inform the workers that they donâ€™t need to look at that record because the work has been completed. But, will inform the inspectors to look at the record and fill in the relevant details. I am able to perform the search for property numbers, but depending on the sql code (inspect_property=1) set the property number to the correct colour otherwise leave it at the default colour. Hope that helps, but if you need more information I am happy to oblige thanks John

Setting dynamic links to a speciffic colour

john henderson
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Since: 05 Feb 2009
Posts: 5

Posted 15 Sep 2009 18:28:59

Hi,

I wonder if any one can help me? [:I]

I have a php/mysql page that displays a list of house numbers, for example 1 to 10 that require work completing;

There is a case where some of these house numbers have already had the work completed, but will require inspection of the completed work.

Its been suggested to me that I should set the house numbers (font colour) to red or purple if they require inspection. This simple effect will visually inform the workers that they donâ€™t need to look at that record because the work has been completed. But, will inform the inspectors to look at the record and fill in the relevant details.

I am able to perform the search for property numbers, but depending on the sql code (inspect_property=1) set the property number to the correct colour otherwise leave it at the default colour.

Hope that helps, but if you need more information I am happy to oblige

thanks

John

Hi,

I wonder if any one can help me? [:I]

I have a php/mysql page that displays a list of house numbers, for example 1 to 10 that require work completing;

There is a case where some of these house numbers have already had the work completed, but will require inspection of the completed work.

Its been suggested to me that I should set the house numbers (font colour) to red or purple if they require inspection. This simple effect will visually inform the workers that they donâ€™t need to look at that record because the work has been completed. But, will inform the inspectors to look at the record and fill in the relevant details.

I am able to perform the search for property numbers, but depending on the sql code (inspect_property=1) set the property number to the correct colour otherwise leave it at the default colour.

Hope that helps, but if you need more information I am happy to oblige

thanks

John

Patrick Julicher Official Representative Since: 04 Feb 2002 Posts: 1,208	Replied 16 Sep 2009 18:07:41 Hi John, I'm not familiar with PHP, only ASP but what you could do is use an If.....Then....Else statement somewhat like this: If inspect_property=1 Then show show housenumber with specific style1 Else If inspect_property=2 Then show show housenumber with specific style2 Else If inspect_property=3 Then show show housenumber with specific style3 Else show show housenumber with default style End Hope this makes any sense! Kind regards, Patrick

Alan C Total freaking Member Since: 04 May 2006 Posts: 473	Replied 14 Oct 2009 12:43:56 try applying a span class to the appropriate house numbers as you generate them, the css should then make those links a different colour. you would do something like . . . in the css set up a class .alreadyDone{ . . . .} then in the php . . . if done, echo a span tag with that class, then close the tag after the link