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Hey guys

I tried using this code to display an image on the day the flight is flown:

<?php  if($route->daysofweek == 1)
{
echo'imagehere' ;
}
?>

Now, if I want to display a empty entry if there is no flight on that day, I will use this:

<?php  if($route->daysofweek == 1)
{
echo'imagehere' ;
}
else
{
echo'';
}
?>

For some reasons, this isnt working and its either showing nothing or the image shows up even though there is no flight on Day 1.

Does anyone have a quick fix for this?

Thanks in advance and have a good sunday.

Pierre

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Thanks simpilot for the answer.

What I am trying to do is having a table showing MON-SUN and if the route is flown on Monday (1) only, an image will appear in the respective field under MON and the rest of the table will show nothing.

So if a route is flown on MON and TUE, the image will appear under MON and TUE only :)

Thanks in advance

Pierre

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Hey CitationCJ,

I managed to find this somewhere on these massive forums a while back

<tr>
 <?php
 // We are gonna loop each day of the week
 for($dayofweek = 0; $dayofweek < 7; $dayofweek++)
 {
		 // echo our column opening
		 echo '<td>';

		 // Check if $i (the current day of week) exists
		 if(substr_count($route->daysofweek, $dayofweek) > 0)
		 {
				 // there is a flight for sunday , so echo that plane icon out
				 echo 'imagehere';
		 }

		 // Close that column
		 echo '</td>';

 }
 ?>
</tr>

Feel free to edit the code as required (e.g. removing <td>/<tr> is not in table, etc.)

Pseudo code I believe

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Hey CitationCJ,

I managed to find this somewhere on these massive forums a while back

<tr>
 <?php
 // We are gonna loop each day of the week
 for($dayofweek = 0; $dayofweek < 7; $dayofweek++)
 {
		 // echo our column opening
		 echo '<td>';

		 // Check if $i (the current day of week) exists
		 if(substr_count($route->daysofweek, $dayofweek) > 0)
		 {
				 // there is a flight for sunday , so echo that plane icon out
				 echo 'imagehere';
		 }

		 // Close that column
		 echo '</td>';

 }
 ?>
</tr>

Feel free to edit the code as required (e.g. removing <td>/<tr> is not in table, etc.)

Pseudo code I believe

Thank you!

I will give this one a try when I get back home.

Cheers,

Pierre

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Works exactly like it is supposed to, thanks! B)

Now I only need to change sunday to monday (i.e. 7->0 in php).

I tried using the code that already comes with phpvms, however the results still show up on the wrong days.

$route->daysofweek = str_replace('7', '0', $route->daysofweek);

Best,

Pierre

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It has worked for me

<?php
// We are gonna loop each day of the week
for($dayofweek = 0; $dayofweek < 7; $dayofweek++)
{
                // echo our column opening
                echo '<td>';

               $route->daysofweek = str_replace('7', '0', $route->daysofweek);

                // Check if $i (the current day of week) exists
                if(substr_count($route->daysofweek, $dayofweek) > 0)
                {
                                // there is a flight for sunday , so echo that plane icon out
                                echo 'imagehere';
                }

                // Close that column
                echo '</td>';

}
?>

By default, phpvms changes the days of week to 0123456 (0 = Sunday),

If you've got Sunday by itself as "7", then use your code above and it should work.

If it's still not showing as required, then check the daysofweek column in your database and verify that the numbers are either "0123456" or "1234567".

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I do not know what code you are running prior to the snippet but I think you would be better served by using explode and then in_array, maybe something like this;

<?php

$daysofweek = explode($route->daysofweek);

// We are gonna loop each day of the week
for($dayofweek = 0; $dayofweek < 7; $dayofweek++)
{
 // echo our column opening
 echo '<td>';
  // Check if $i (the current day of week) exists
  if(in_array($dayofweek, $daysofweek)
  {
  // there is a flight for this day , so echo that plane icon out
     echo 'imagehere';
   }
   // Close that column
   echo '</td>';
}
?>

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