Hi, I need a table with dynamic header for first row and the rest of rows is the price.
Example:http://www.adtravel.com.my/domestic/package/142-legoland-2d1n-johor-special
Any idea to develop in admin page as well as product page? I want to use WYSIWYG editor but my client do not know how to use it.(Because the table must have a little design like background color for first row).
Any idea?
Jump to PostAre the number of columns always the same? If yes, you can just do something like this:
<?php $header_name_one = // some user input captured through POST or GET $header_name_two = // some user input captured through POST or GET ?> <table> <tr> <th><?php echo $header_name_one; ?></th> …
Jump to PostYou can also try one like this.
First create a function to generate the <th> items. The function can be as simple as this
function create_th($col_header_name){ if(is_array($col_header_name)){ return array(true,$col_header_name); } }to generate the cols, you call the function like this. There is no limit on …
Are the number of columns always the same? If yes, you can just do something like this:
<?php
$header_name_one = // some user input captured through POST or GET
$header_name_two = // some user input captured through POST or GET
?>
<table>
<tr>
<th><?php echo $header_name_one; ?></th>
<th><?php echo $header_name_two; ?></th>
</tr>
<tr>
// loop through data
</tr>
</table>
The number of column is not same. Any solution?
You can also try one like this.
First create a function to generate the <th> items. The function can be as simple as this
function create_th($col_header_name){
if(is_array($col_header_name)){
return array(true,$col_header_name);
}
}
to generate the cols, you call the function like this. There is no limit on how many header cells you can create.
$tbl_cols = create_th(array('Hotel','Class','Single','Adult(RM)','CNB(RM)'));
if($tbl_cols[0]){
echo '<table>';
echo '<tr>';
foreach($tbl_cols[1] as $th){
echo '<th>'. $th.'</th>';
}
echo '</tr>';
echo '</table>';
}
The output should be something like this
<table>
<tr>
<th>Hotel</th>
<th>Class</th>
<th>Single</th>
<th>Adult(RM)</th>
<th>CNB(RM)</th>
</tr>
</table>
Why use function?
By using function, you can utilize filter_var_array PHP function to filter the items going into the <th>.
that's it..
if you will be adding values for each column, then a second argument to the function must be added and make sure that the count of the values going underneath are perfectly equal to the number of <th> you need to create.
something like this
create_th($cols_count, $col_header_name){
if($cols_count > 0 && (is_array($col_header_name) && (count($col_header_name == $cols_count)))){
return array(true,$col_header_name);
}
}
Okay. I get your idea now. Thank you very much. =)
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