Ok i can edit php and modify it add a template but cant make it So im learning Here is one made from scratch! Using ids and echos! http://gurilla.net/php/page.php tell me how ya like!
.......yay? im not sure what it means but its good/ im new with php too. copy paste this 3 days so far learning. dont know if its the most convinient way. and someone told me to use switches, but its art to me. enjoy. ps im not hijacking your thread. just giving you a template to have fun with EDIT: change test.php to the name of your page. so change it to page.php or it wont work look for this below in teh code. the full code is the bigger box. the smaller box shows what you need to change </TABLE> $text_before <form method='post' action=test.php> PHP: <? $number=$_POST[numberentered]; $black="bgcolor='black'"; $white="bgcolor='white'"; $yellow="bgcolor='yellow'"; $blue="bgcolor='blue'"; $red="bgcolor='red'"; $orange="bgcolor='orange'"; $grey="bgcolor='grey'"; $purple="bgcolor='purple'"; $green="bgcolor='green'"; $text_before="<b>Pick a number between 1 and 9</b>"; $text_after="<b>YAY, You picked the number<br>$number</b>"; $bgcolor=''; $text=''; $wrong="<b>You picked $number<br> Theres no color for $number yet!</b>"; if(!isset($number)) { $text="<b>Pick a Number</b>"; } elseif($number==1) { $text_before=$text_after; $bgcolor=$black; } elseif($number==2) { $text_before=$text_after; $bgcolor=$red; } elseif($number==3) { $text_before=$text_after; $bgcolor=$yellow; } elseif($number==4) { $text_before=$text_after; $bgcolor=$white; } elseif($number==5) { $text_before=$text_after; $bgcolor=$blue; } elseif($number==6) { $text_before=$text_after; $bgcolor=$green; } elseif($number==7) { $text_before=$text_after; $bgcolor=$orange; } elseif($number==8) { $text_before=$text_after; $bgcolor=$grey; } elseif($number==9) { $text_before=$text_after; $bgcolor=$purple; } else{ $text_before=$wrong; $text="<b>BOOOO!</b>"; } Print" <center> <br> <TABLE BORDER=1> <TR> <TD $bgcolor width='50' height='50' value='value' name='name'>$text</TD> </TABLE> $text_before <form method='post' action=test.php> <input type='text' name='numberentered' value='$number' maxlength='1'><br> <input type='submit' name='submit' value='Click'> </form></center>"; ?> PHP:
Travis is an annoying kid i know who thinks he can beat mr gates at his own game, but sadly cant tie his own shoes. lol plus sucks at maths and cant use a pc to save his life.. so no chance of being a prodigy there.. now lets see how to dbs and loops
let me know how db's go. im still lost. I didnt really attack loops yet, but the while statement looks easy. im going with arrays next, and carring vars over between all pages running. maybe we can compare notes. eventually i would like to code a text based rpg. i have a kick ass idea, but lack the coding knowledge. last idea i gave out they took it off me and made the game. now make 400$ + on 'donations' every month. game has been out for 7 months
Hey i used your code to make a cursing script, give it your name and it just curses at ya. http://gurilla.net/php/page2.php but something is wrong it takes the input but spits nothing and you can get me on msn anytime id like to compare notes as well! <style type="text/css"> <!-- .headert { font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 36px; color: #666666; align: center; } .yay { font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 30px; color: #6666CC; align: center; padding-left: 10px; } --> </style> <body> <html> <? $name=$_POST[nameentered]; $text_before="<div align=center class=yay>Whats your name?</div>"; $text_after="<div align=center class=yay>I think i know a <br>$name</div>"; $bgcolor=''; $text=''; $wrong="<b>You're name is $name<br> dude i really dont know a $name, i swear!</b>"; if(!isset($number)) { $text="<div align=center class=yay>Pick a Number</div>"; $Travis="<div align=center class=headert>YOU're an ASS!</div>"; } elseif($name==Travis) { $text_before=$text_after; echo $Travis; } else{ $text_before=$wrong; $text="<b>BOOOO!</b>"; } Print" <center> <br> $text_before <form method='post' action=page2.php> <input type='text' name='numberentered' value='$number' maxlength='17'><br> <input type='submit' name='submit' value='Click'> </form></center>"; ?> PHP:
ill look at the code later and fix it for you. hrmm, upon closer inspection its botched horribly. ill just make a script to do it. ill add you to msn tommorow. very tired. tried to make a calculator and it exploded. peace