On 26 January 2004 16:56, Christopher J. Crane wrote:
> Ok here is the wierd thing.
> I pasted more code, it seems to not work because of me
> changing the number
> format.
>
> This works ...
> if($Balance >= 10001) {
>$Balance = number_format($Balance,2,'.',',');
>echo "\$$Balance\n"; }
Ok the problem seems to me, the format. I think that once I have the format
changed to include a comma seperation for thousands. I think at that point,
it is no longer a true number, so PHP deals with it differently.
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Christopher J. Crane wrote:
To the original problem, it all hinges on me changing the format of
$Balance. If I remove the line " $Balance =
number_format($SummaryField["Balance"],2,'.',','); "
and replace it with " $Balance = $SummaryField["Balance"]; " it works fine.
Well, duh! If you add periods
Good Question on the looking though all rows. I never wrote code looking at
just that one code and getting the variable from the column. That is why I
limited the query to one "LIMIT 1". I guess it is just me pasting code from
my other applications and not checking it out.
To the original problem,
Christopher J. Crane wrote:
This does not ...
$SummaryResults = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM Accounting WHERE
UserID='$UserID' LIMIT 1") or die("Invalid query");
while($SummaryField = mysql_fetch_array($SummaryResults)) {
$Balance = number_format($SummaryField["Balance"],2,'.',',');
}
Dis
Ok here is the wierd thing.
I pasted more code, it seems to not work because of me changing the number
format.
This works ...
if($Balance >= 10001) {
$Balance = number_format($Balance,2,'.',',');
echo "\$$Balance\n"; }
if($Balance <= ) {
$Balance = number_format($Balance,2,'.',',');
is not. =)
Larry
-Original Message-
From: Christopher J. Crane [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 26, 2004 11:29 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP] Seems Simple enough
I have these lines of code, that I thought was simple enough, but it doesn't
work how I thought.
The Va
Christopher J. Crane wrote:
if($Balance >= 10001) { echo "\$$Balance\n"; }
elseif($Balance <= ) { echo "\$$Balance\n"; }
else { echo "\$$Balance\n"; }
Works fine here. The elseif condition will be true if $Balance is
undefined. Are you sure that variable exists and is actually set to 1?
I have these lines of code, that I thought was simple enough, but it doesn't
work how I thought.
The Variable $Balance is set to 1 in the database, and I thought it
would be outputed as purple or the be found true of the "else" part of the
code. It comes out as red or the "elseif" part of the c
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