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2. cxr 556,142
3. angelIII 190,563
4. NerdsOfT... 175,859
5. bportlock 119,468
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7. hielo 94,496
8. routinet 84,355
9. gamebits 74,080
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13. racek 56,902
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15. ushastry 52,990
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17. RQuadling 44,090
18. StraySod 43,074
19. Bobaran98 41,496
20. szewkam 40,230
21. agamal 40,130
22. TerryAtO... 38,747
23. yodercm 35,832
24. absx 34,295
25. Phatzer 31,425

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2. angelIII 1,191,733
3. Ray_Pas... 1,092,722
4. hernst42 1,056,741
5. cxr 739,594
6. Roonaan 690,452
7. ldbkutty 688,003
8. RQuadling 584,461
9. wasifg 508,617
10. glcummins 421,844
11. gamebits 414,889
12. snoyes_jw 414,845
13. routinet 412,014
14. bportlock 370,736
15. yodercm 368,597
16. i_m_aa... 316,147
17. steelseth12 306,629
18. logudotcom 296,302
19. TeRReF 266,490
20. nizsmo 246,687
21. Diablo84 239,472
22. dr_dedo 218,197
23. NerdsOfT... 216,604
24. nplib 216,082
25. Raynard7 215,268

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Asked by ashvillerob in PHP and Databases

Tags: example, table_content, tigra

snoyes jw- this is a follow_up question to the one you just answered for me. Here is the same page with all the db field included. how would I edit this page to apply the formating to just specefic db fields. For example both 'rsvc' and 'scai' are stored as decimals (.012345) and I need them to be output as a two deciaml place percentage (1.23%).

var TABLE_CONTENT = [
<?php
$_db_host = 'localhost';
$_db_user = 'xxxxxx';
$_db_pass = 'xxxx';
$_db_name = 'prodenddec182004';
$_db_table = 'prodenddec182004copy';

// table fields to fetch
$_db_field = 'tsr, name, jobtitle, supervisor, reghrs, othrs, tothrs, totpts, pph, rsvc, scai';

// bad characters - characters making a JavaScript string to be split apart
$_chars_no = array('"',"\n","\r");
// strings to replace bad characters correspondently
$_chars_ok = array('\\"','\n','\r');

// trying to connect
@mysql_connect ($_db_host, $_db_user, $_db_pass) or mydie ();
// trying to select database
@mysql_select_db ($_db_name) or mydie ();

// trying to send a query
($qh = @mysql_query ("SELECT $_db_field FROM $_db_table WHERE Location like 'Central' ")) or mydie ();

// fetching result
while ($row = mysql_fetch_row($qh)) {
      unset ($all);
      // processing result cells
      foreach ($row as $cell) {
            // replacing bad charecters and making up an array of a row
            $all[] = '"' . str_replace($_chars_no, $_chars_ok, $cell) . '"';
      }
      // joining cells up into a string
      $lines[] = '['.join (',', $all).']';
}
// joining lines up and printing the result
if (is_array($lines)) echo join(",\n", $lines);

// error reporting function
function mydie () {
      ?>];      alert("Unable to get Tigra Table PRO data: <?=addslashes(mysql_error())?>");<?
      exit;
}
?>];

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