I'm new to PHP but I had a similar problem. I was comparing information in a
flat text file with a variable in my php code. They never matched according to
the php. I echo'd both values to the screen and they matched. So then I echo'd
them to the screen with three 'a' in front and three 'a' in back of the values.
Much to my suspicion there was a blank space behind the value from the text
file. So, I used rtrim to get rid of the blank space. Looks something like
this:
$contents[1] = rtrim($contents[1]);
if ($idname = = $contents[0]) {
echo "Works Thus Far!";
exit;
}
Hope this is helpful! ! !
Roger
WMB wrote:
> I know it's possible, but I just can't get it working.
> In an old file I have a straight php coding doc where it's used and am now
> trying to mimic the resulting output.
>
> I'm trying to get a result from a query in a specific color when it fits the
> bill
> (
> if ($teamcaptain == $deelnemer)
> //if yes, we'll make the result green
> echo ""; etc
>
> (SEE BELOW))
>
> when the person ($deelnemer) also fits the $teamcaptain I want this one to
> be listed in different format, I dont care if it's only color or if it's a
> css.
> Hope there's someone able to help me here, thanks,
>
> Martin
> The Netherlands
>
> part of php code:
>
> do { ?>
>
> $teamcaptain;
> $deelnemer = strtoupper($row_rsCompetitie['zoekcode']);echo $deelnemer;?>
> if ($teamcaptain == $deelnemer)
> //if yes, we'll make the result green
> echo "";
> }
> ?>
>
> ?>
>
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