Nikki_Dorens
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Substituting row in TABLE
In a function the first row of a TABLE should be deleted and add another row after the last one. How can I do this just once after a command given in order to avoid a looping?
And TABLE is what? An array? a hash? a string? a table in a database?
This seems waaaaay too simple. I must not understand the question. On the off chance it is this simple here's what I'd do:
$tablehasbeendeleted = 0;
while ($tablehasbeendelete == 0) {&arfarf;}
sub arfarf
{
&deletetable;
if ($successful {$indeletingtable}($tableh
}
or place an if statement at the beginning of arfarf.
$tablehasbeendeleted = 0;
while ($tablehasbeendelete == 0) {&arfarf;}
sub arfarf
{
&deletetable;
if ($successful {$indeletingtable}($tableh
}
or place an if statement at the beginning of arfarf.
ASKER
I think I did not explain correctly what I need; the TABLE i meant is the HTML type.
In a table like:
<TABLE>
<TR>
<TD>cell1a</TD>
<TD>cell1b</TD>
<TD>cell1c</TD>
</TR>
<TR>
<TD>cell2a</TD>
<TD>cell2b</TD>
<TD>cell2c</TD>
</TR>
<TR>
<TD>cell3a</TD>
<TD>cell3b</TD>
<TD>cell3c</TD>
</TR>
</TABLE>
I need to delete from the first occurrence of <TR> to the first </TR> and add at the end, before </TABLE>:
<TR>
<TD>cell4a</TD>
<TD>cell4b</TD>
<TD>cell4c</TD>
</TR>
In a table like:
<TABLE>
<TR>
<TD>cell1a</TD>
<TD>cell1b</TD>
<TD>cell1c</TD>
</TR>
<TR>
<TD>cell2a</TD>
<TD>cell2b</TD>
<TD>cell2c</TD>
</TR>
<TR>
<TD>cell3a</TD>
<TD>cell3b</TD>
<TD>cell3c</TD>
</TR>
</TABLE>
I need to delete from the first occurrence of <TR> to the first </TR> and add at the end, before </TABLE>:
<TR>
<TD>cell4a</TD>
<TD>cell4b</TD>
<TD>cell4c</TD>
</TR>
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