seaminem

What I'm trying to do is that... there are 4 letters on the screen : B M T P... and all of them are links. If I click 'B', the 'B' will be displayed with font size=7 and color = 'red'. The other characters will be displayed in font size = 3 and color = black. ((I'm trying to do an address book.)) But when I click B, seems like there's nothing happen. Please help!

Thank you.

Here is my code:

$FriendName = array (Pink, Bun, Tae, Patty, Tee, Minnie, Pan, Manaw);
$ChooseList = array (B, M, T, P);

print "<BR><BR>";

for ($i=0; $i<count($ChooseList); $i++)

{
if($List == $ChooseList[$i])
print "<a href='Exercise3_3Feb06.php3?List=$ChooseList[$i]&NewerList=$List[$i]'><font size=7 color = red>$ChooseList[$i]</font></a>";
else
if($NewerList == $ChooseList[$i])
print "<a href='Exercise3_3Feb06.php3?List=$ChooseList[$i]&NerwerList=$List[$i]'><font size=3 color = black>$ChooseList[$i]</font></a>";

print " ";
}

Something wrong with this?

DaWei

Please read the forum's rules/FAQ and a "How to Post..." thread. One should check out a community's practices in order to avoid rudeness. These are HTML pages: they eat whitespace. Code not enclosed in tags is an eyesore.

That said, the internet is a client/server paradigm. One should not attempt to achieve true, timely interactions with the server-side PHP code. I recommend you review HTML and CSS. Many (not all) client-side interactions can be achieved in that way. Javascript (often pooh-poohed) can be used for those that can't, although you may have clients with JS disabled.

Incidentally, the font tag has been deprecated. Again, review your CSS.

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Ooble

As DaWei said, please use [ CODE ] or [ PHP ] tags.

Here's your problem. when putting array elements or object members in a double-quoted string to be parsed, we have to put braces around them:
[php]$word = 'moo';
$numbers = array(1, 2, 3);
// note it's $word, but {$numbers[1]}:
print "$word {$numbers[1]}"; // prints "moo 2"[/php]

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Mocker

Couple more things, this only works if you have register_globals ON , which is usually off for good reason

you would need to change
to
Also you mispelled Newer in the second if statement.

Also.. you NewerList doesn't really make sense. To make every other letter agree with that condition you can just use

NewerList is getting set to List[$i] , but List is set to a single character

which brings me to another thing, you should set the characters in your array in quotations to mark they are characters

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