I have a couple pages that have tables, whats best use echo to produce the
full table with the variables or is it best to just make the table in plain
html and use <?php echo ('$va'l); ?> when i need to see some value.
Example i have tables like this
echo '<div align="',$align ,'"><table border="0" cellpadding="2"
cellspacing="0" width="',$large ur,'">';
echo '<tr><td bgcolor="',$tit re_bgcolor,'">< font face="',$titre_ face,'"
size="',$titre_ size,'" color="',$titre _color,'">  ;Messages
</font></td>';
echo '<td height="24" bgcolor="',$tit re_bgcolor,'">< font
face="',$titre_ face,'" size="',$titre_ size,'"
color="',$titre _color,'">  ;Author :</font></td>';
echo '<td bgcolor="',$tit re_bgcolor,'">< font face="',$titre_ face,'"
size="',$titre_ size,'" color="',$titre _color,'">Posts :</font></td>';
echo '<td bgcolor="',$tit re_bgcolor,'" width="140"><fo nt
face="',$titre_ face,'" size="',$titre_ size,'" color="',$titre _color,'">Last
post :</font></td></tr>';
but sometimes i just leave the php like this ?> my table here and i use
<?php echo ('$val'); ?> when i need it.
Both seem to be prety much the same thing to me, i just dont want to waste
processing power with such things even if in both cases it doesnt take that
much time to load the page. 6  2392 
Marco wrote: I have a couple pages that have tables, whats best use echo to produce the
full table with the variables or is it best to just make the table in plain
html and use <?php echo ('$va'l); ?> when i need to see some value.
Parse Error?
<?php echo ('$va'l); ?>
or do you mean
<?php echo ('$val'); ?>
to print 4 characters: $, v, a, l
or do you mean
<?php echo ($val); ?>
to print /whatever/ the variable $val contains? :)
Example i have tables like this
echo '<div align="',$align ,'"><table border="0" cellpadding="2"
cellspacing="0" width="',$large ur,'">';
I do a lot of this ...
but sometimes i just leave the php like this ?> my table here and i use
<?php echo ('$val'); ?> when i need it.
almost never of this ...
Both seem to be prety much the same thing to me, i just dont want to waste
processing power with such things even if in both cases it doesnt take that
much time to load the page.
and I also do a lot of
echo <<<HTML
<div align="$align"> <table border="0" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
width="$largeur ">
HTML;
I would worry more about the code structure and readability than
processing power.
When it doesn't matter, eg:
echo 'your name is ' . $name; // or
echo 'your name is ', $name; // or
echo "your name is $name";
I will test them (a few thousand times) and use the fastest -- as it
happens, the fastest is also the version I like better :)
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On Thu, 26 Feb 2004 23:50:00 +0100, "Marco" <mpgtlatbluewin dotch> wrote: I have a couple pages that have tables, whats best use echo to produce the
full table with the variables or is it best to just make the table in plain
html and use <?php echo ('$va'l); ?> when i need to see some value.
Example i have tables like this
echo '<div align="',$align ,'"><table border="0" cellpadding="2"
cellspacing="0 " width="',$large ur,'">';
echo '<tr><td bgcolor="',$tit re_bgcolor,'">< font face="',$titre_ face,'"
size="',$titre _size,'" color="',$titre _color,'">  ;Messages
</font></td>';
echo '<td height="24" bgcolor="',$tit re_bgcolor,'">< font
face="',$titre _face,'" size="',$titre_ size,'"
color="',$titr e_color,'">&nbs p;Author :</font></td>';
echo '<td bgcolor="',$tit re_bgcolor,'">< font face="',$titre_ face,'"
size="',$titre _size,'" color="',$titre _color,'">Posts :</font></td>';
echo '<td bgcolor="',$tit re_bgcolor,'" width="140"><fo nt
face="',$titre _face,'" size="',$titre_ size,'" color="',$titre _color,'">Last
post :</font></td></tr>';
Not quite what you were asking, but you'd improve it enormously by doing
something like:
<table class=messages>
<tr><th>Message s</th><th>Author</th><th>Posts</th><th>Last
post</th></tr>
And have a separate CSS file, something like:
..messages th { font-family: Helvetia, Arial; color: black;
background-color: red; padding: 0.5em; }
Much easier to understand, much easier to maintain, more accessible
(because readers with special requirements can substitute their own
stylesheet) and faster to download.
And drop the width attributes on the table altogether; the reader's
browser most probably knows better how to arrange the stuff in his
window than you do.
HTH
--
Stephen Poley
Indeed CSS opens a few more doors, i heard about it here and there but never
realy tryed to know what it realy was.
All my site needs to have 3 differents layouts basicly only the colors will
change from one page to another and with CSS its alot easier and faster to
inplement.
Thanks for your advice, i'll google a "little" to know more about CSS has i
know prety much nothing about it.
"Stephen Poley" <sb************ ******@xs4all.n l> wrote in message
news:hc******** *************** *********@4ax.c om... On Thu, 26 Feb 2004 23:50:00 +0100, "Marco" <mpgtlatbluewin dotch> wrote:
I have a couple pages that have tables, whats best use echo to produce
thefull table with the variables or is it best to just make the table in
plainhtml and use <?php echo ('$va'l); ?> when i need to see some value.
Example i have tables like this
echo '<div align="',$align ,'"><table border="0" cellpadding="2"
cellspacing="0 " width="',$large ur,'">';
echo '<tr><td bgcolor="',$tit re_bgcolor,'">< font face="',$titre_ face,'"
size="',$titre _size,'" color="',$titre _color,'">  ;Messages
</font></td>';
echo '<td height="24" bgcolor="',$tit re_bgcolor,'">< font
face="',$titre _face,'" size="',$titre_ size,'"
color="',$titr e_color,'">&nbs p;Author :</font></td>';
echo '<td bgcolor="',$tit re_bgcolor,'">< font face="',$titre_ face,'"
size="',$titre _size,'" color="',$titre _color,'">Posts :</font></td>';
echo '<td bgcolor="',$tit re_bgcolor,'" width="140"><fo nt
face="',$titre _face,'" size="',$titre_ size,'"
color="',$titre _color,'">Lastpost :</font></td></tr>';
Not quite what you were asking, but you'd improve it enormously by doing
something like:
<table class=messages>
<tr><th>Message s</th><th>Author</th><th>Posts</th><th>Last
post</th></tr>
And have a separate CSS file, something like:
.messages th { font-family: Helvetia, Arial; color: black;
background-color: red; padding: 0.5em; }
Much easier to understand, much easier to maintain, more accessible
(because readers with special requirements can substitute their own
stylesheet) and faster to download.
And drop the width attributes on the table altogether; the reader's
browser most probably knows better how to arrange the stuff in his
window than you do.
HTH
--
Stephen Poley
I meant <?php echo ($val); ?>, it was easier to me to understand at the
start cause i could draw the tables with front page ;) and then just use
<?php echo ($val); ?> when i need some variable.
Didnt know about this possibility echo <<<HTML
<div align="$align"> <table border="0" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
width="$largeur ">
HTML;
Thanks for sharing your point of view ;)
"Pedro Graca" <he****@hotpop. com> wrote in message
news:c1******** *****@ID-203069.news.uni-berlin.de... Marco wrote: I have a couple pages that have tables, whats best use echo to produce
the full table with the variables or is it best to just make the table in
plain html and use <?php echo ('$va'l); ?> when i need to see some value.
Parse Error?
<?php echo ('$va'l); ?>
or do you mean
<?php echo ('$val'); ?>
to print 4 characters: $, v, a, l
or do you mean
<?php echo ($val); ?>
to print /whatever/ the variable $val contains? :)
Example i have tables like this
echo '<div align="',$align ,'"><table border="0" cellpadding="2"
cellspacing="0" width="',$large ur,'">';
I do a lot of this ...
but sometimes i just leave the php like this ?> my table here and i use
<?php echo ('$val'); ?> when i need it.
almost never of this ...
Both seem to be prety much the same thing to me, i just dont want to
waste processing power with such things even if in both cases it doesnt take
that much time to load the page.
and I also do a lot of
echo <<<HTML
<div align="$align"> <table border="0" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
width="$largeur ">
HTML;
I would worry more about the code structure and readability than
processing power.
When it doesn't matter, eg:
echo 'your name is ' . $name; // or
echo 'your name is ', $name; // or
echo "your name is $name";
I will test them (a few thousand times) and use the fastest -- as it
happens, the fastest is also the version I like better :)
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Marco top-posted (corrected): echo <<<HTML
<div align="$align"> <table border="0" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
width="$largeur ">
HTML;
Didnt know about this possibility
It's called heredoc syntax. Read all about it http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.types.string.php
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"Marco" <mpgtlatbluewin dotch> wrote in message news:<40******* *@news.bluewin. ch>... I have a couple pages that have tables, whats best use echo to produce the
full table with the variables or is it best to just make the table in plain
html and use <?php echo ('$va'l); ?> when i need to see some value.
Example i have tables like this
echo '<div align="',$align ,'"><table border="0" cellpadding="2"
cellspacing="0" width="',$large ur,'">';
echo '<tr><td bgcolor="',$tit re_bgcolor,'">< font face="',$titre_ face,'"
size="',$titre_ size,'" color="',$titre _color,'">  ;Messages
</font></td>';
echo '<td height="24" bgcolor="',$tit re_bgcolor,'">< font
face="',$titre_ face,'" size="',$titre_ size,'"
color="',$titre _color,'">  ;Author :</font></td>';
echo '<td bgcolor="',$tit re_bgcolor,'">< font face="',$titre_ face,'"
size="',$titre_ size,'" color="',$titre _color,'">Posts :</font></td>';
echo '<td bgcolor="',$tit re_bgcolor,'" width="140"><fo nt
face="',$titre_ face,'" size="',$titre_ size,'" color="',$titre _color,'">Last
post :</font></td></tr>';
but sometimes i just leave the php like this ?> my table here and i use
<?php echo ('$val'); ?> when i need it.
Both seem to be prety much the same thing to me, i just dont want to waste
processing power with such things even if in both cases it doesnt take that
much time to load the page.
I used to avoid echo and completely prefer short-tags like:
<table>
<tr>
<td><?=$foo11?> </td><td><?=$foo1 2?></td><td><?=$foo1 3?></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td><?=$foo21?> </td><td><?=$foo2 2?></td><td><?=$foo2 3?></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td><?=$foo31?> </td><td><?=$foo3 2?></td><td><?=$foo3 3?></td>
</tr>
</table>
As you see, it is DW friendly. You can easily add "colours" by
opening it in DW. Can add styles, etc too quickly. If you use echo, DW
will show entire code as a PHP and that is hard to touch to add
"colours".
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