Thread: [PHP-General] Inserting a class into tables with php for dynamic calendar

It's more like PHP Code: if( $dayNumber >= $date_today ) { $td_class = "future" ; } elseif( $dayNumber < $date_today ) { $td_class = "past" ; } else { $td_class = "empty" ; }

Quote: Originally Posted by IkoTikashi It's more like PHP Code: if( $dayNumber >= $date_today ) { $td_class = "future" ; } elseif( $dayNumber < $date_today ) { $td_class = "past" ; } else { $td_class = "empty" ; }...

Quote: Originally Posted by jkstiles Oh, *says a few four-letter words*, that's fairly obvious. Thanks! That did the trick as far as getting the code to insert a class in all the table cells where the variable was define. But, it coded all of them as past. When the November calendar should only have the first few days coded as past. I'm thinking it ...

Could also be that you don't have $dayNumber defined before your if-clause, so it will always be < $date_today. Move that line into your loop or something where you have $dayNumber defined.

Quote: Originally Posted by IkoTikashi Could also be that you don't have $dayNumber defined before your if-clause, so it will always be < $date_today. Move that line into your loop or something where you have $dayNumber defined. Good point! I was thinking that could be possible since that if clause is at the top of the document and $dayNumber isn't ...

Quote: Originally Posted by jkstiles Good point! I was thinking that could be possible since that if clause is at the top of the document and $dayNumber isn't define until down in the table builds. Keith Iko, GREAT! That did the trick! Keith