I'm having a total brain fart and can not seem to get the right logic for
this...
I'm trying to format the output of a db query with alternating row colors,
the thing is the usual
if ($i%2) {} will not work here because the alternating colors do not
necessarily fall on odd or even rows.
The one constant is that if ($row->show_title) is true the table row will
have a background color then I need to make the rows after that alternate
until if ($row->show_title) is true again.
Roughly I have the whole thing laid out like this right now:
echo "<table BORDER=\"0\" CELLSPACING=\"0\" CELLPADDING=\"2\">\n";
while($row = mysql_fetch_object($result)) {
if($row->show_company && $row->show_title && $row->show_month) {
display month;
} else if ($row->show_title) {
display title;
display first row with background color;
} else {
display rows with no background color; //right here needs to alternate
<tr> background color
}
}
echo "</table>";
I think I've been looking at his too long and I just have jello brain right
now but I just can't seem to straighten this out in my head...
Thanks for the help...
-B
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