FIXING WEIRD RESULTS IN A MULTI RECORD VIEWER - Aug 2nd, 2010

The placement of "foreach" and "endforeach" elements can make a huge difference in how a list of records appears in your viewer. If your results are not what you expected, before you panic, check the placement of those elements. For example, if the elements are outside your table, a new table will be created for each record. You can place the "foreach"elements between a <tr> and a <td>, or anyplace else in the table code, but they're very literal, so everything between the "foreach" and the "endforeach" will be recreated for each record.: If tyhat's not what you had in mind, make sure that the: <?PHP foreach ($your_table_nameRecords as $record): ?> and <?PHP endforeach ?> elements are inside your table. Like this: <table> <?PHP foreach ($your_table_nameRecords as $record): ?> <tr> <td><div align="left"><span class="your_css" ><?PHP echo date("D, M jS, Y g:i a", strtotime($record['your_first_ field'])) ?></span></div></td> <td><div align="left"><span class="your_css" >Location: <?PHP echo $record['l your_second_ field'] ?></span> </div> </td> </tr><?PHP endforeach ?> </table>

Terms of Service