table.php

From: Date: Mon, 11 Oct 2004 20:52:13 +0000
Subject: table.php
Groups: php.pear.general 
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Dear sirs, Sorry for disturbing you but I could not find any example on how to do it. It´s simple: I have two files: tableA.php and tableB.php . I use PEAR HTML/Table.php to retrieve a table, queried from a database, just like the one below. ID EMPRESA CPF/CGC 12345 COMPANY B 234567890 12346 COMPANY A 34321567 12347 COMPANY C 234563789 The code is: $ntable = new HTML_Table("border=1 cellpadding=1 cellspacing=1 width=400"); $ntable -> setAutoGrow(true); $headerStyle = "bgcolor=#99CCCC"; $colHeaders = array("ID", "EMPRESA", "CPF/CGC"); $ntable->addRow($colHeaders, $headerStyle, "TH"); while ($row = $res->fetchrow(DB_FETCHMODE_ASSOC)) { $ntable->addRow(array($row["cmpy_id"],'<A HREF="pear-cmpy.php".>'.$row["cmpy_name"].'</A>',$row["cmpy_cgc_cpf"])); } As you could note, one of the columns, namely EMPRESA, is a hyperlink, whose content is $row["cmpy_name"]. What I want to do is simply to click on the hyperlink and pass over from tableA.php the id number - $row['cmpy_id'] - of the hyperlinked company to another page, namely tableB.php in order to retrieve other information from the selected company by the user. I don´t know whether this the best approach but I assume there are other ways to do so. Actually I could do some workaround to do so but I would like to write code in compliance to PEAR and its packages. Is there any package more suitable to it than table.php? best regards, Érico Henrique Guimarães Tel.: 0xx213891-4842 / 9414-2463

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