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Posted by Dave Gilmour on 06/01/06 00:14
Thanks again, Jay. I'm fooling around with this right now. This is
the kind of help I was looking for. I'll email you with my results
and hopefully will learn something out of it.
On Thu, 1 Jun 2006 00:22:03 +0100, Martin Jay
<martin@spam-free.org.uk> wrote:
>In message <3u6s725iea73uj4pfl3eneee4ce3ie0c9u@4ax.com>, Dave Gilmour
><dave.gilmour@comcast.net> writes
>
>>This is really great and I will use it. One question for you
>>though... There are about 10 sites that I would like to have on 1
>>table like the one you made. I'd like to get rid of the USGS column.
>
>If all the other sites have a similar format you could put the main part
>of the PHP code into a function and call it for each site.
>
>Removing the USGS column is quite simple. Take out
>
> <td>USGS</td>
>
>from the HTML table and
>
> echo "<td>".$column[0]."</td>";
>
>from the PHP.
>
>>Where would you suggest I start to figure out how to do this? I'd
>>like to experiment a little bit with the code you've supplied and
>>maybe try to add a little more. I'm not a programmer, but I'm going
>>to try to figure out what each line I don't understand does.
>
>I kept it simple and put a few remarks in that should help you.
>
>If you get stuck you can contact me via email or post here. My email
>address is valid.
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