Table not being styled correctly through if conditional statements












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I have been stuck on this issue for a while. My conditional loop is suppose to style the win percent based on the score. i.e bad has red background colour, average = orange, good = blue, great = dark blue.



The problem is, it either goes straight to the first if statement(even if winpercentage is NOT between 250 & 500) or straight to the else statement. It never passes and styles through any of the other if statements. Every winpercentage is styled identically.



Can someone notice any problem with the logic?



<?php foreach ($data_table['data']['my_data'] as $key => $value) { ?>
<tr>
foreach ($data_table_stats['data'] as $k => $v) {
$invalid_flag = FALSE;

if ($value['tank_id'] == $v['tank_id'] && $value['mark_of_mastery'] == 4) { ?>


<td class="stats-font" width="10%">
<?php echo $winPercentage . '%'; ?>
</td>

<td class="stats-font" width="5%">
<?php echo number_format($value['all']['battles']); ?>
</td>

<td class="stats-font" width="5%">
<?php echo number_format($value['all']['wins']); ?>
</td>

<td class="stats-font" width="5%">
<?php echo number_format($value['all']['losses']); ?>
</td>

<td class="stats-font" width="5%">
<?php echo number_format($value['all']['frags']); ?>
</td>

<td class="stats-font" width="5%">
<?php echo number_format($value['max_frags']); ?>
</td>

<td class="stats-font" width="10%">
<?php if ($winPercentage > 250 && $winPercentage < 500 ) {
$invalid_flag = TRUE;
echo "<div class='bad'>$winPercentage</div>";
}
elseif ($winPercentage >= 500 && $winPercentage < 1500 ) {
$invalid_flag = TRUE;
echo "<div class='average'>$winPercentage</div>";
}
elseif ($winPercentage >= 1500 && $winPercentage < 2000 ) {
$invalid_flag = TRUE;
echo "<div class='good'>$winPercentage</div>";
}
elseif ($winPercentage > 2000) {
$invalid_flag = TRUE;
echo "<div class='great'>$winPercentage</div>";
}
else {
echo "<div class='no_rank'>$winPercentage</div>";
}
?>
</td>
</tr>
<?php }
} ?>
</tbody>
</table>









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  • Does $winPercentage output what you expect? Your if statements seem to work fine for me when I test them.

    – Second2None
    Dec 30 '18 at 5:25











  • You do have a small error: <tr> foreach ($data_table_stats['data'] as $k => $v) { should be <tr> <?php foreach ($data_table_stats['data'] as $k => $v) { you also need another closing curly bracket before tbody

    – Second2None
    Dec 30 '18 at 5:28











  • @Second2None Ah yep. Sorry was a mistake when copying. Yes, it does print the correct output. It's just the styling isnt correct for corresponding values.

    – copernicus1996
    Dec 30 '18 at 5:40











  • What does your CSS look like?

    – BobRodes
    Dec 30 '18 at 6:30
















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I have been stuck on this issue for a while. My conditional loop is suppose to style the win percent based on the score. i.e bad has red background colour, average = orange, good = blue, great = dark blue.



The problem is, it either goes straight to the first if statement(even if winpercentage is NOT between 250 & 500) or straight to the else statement. It never passes and styles through any of the other if statements. Every winpercentage is styled identically.



Can someone notice any problem with the logic?



<?php foreach ($data_table['data']['my_data'] as $key => $value) { ?>
<tr>
foreach ($data_table_stats['data'] as $k => $v) {
$invalid_flag = FALSE;

if ($value['tank_id'] == $v['tank_id'] && $value['mark_of_mastery'] == 4) { ?>


<td class="stats-font" width="10%">
<?php echo $winPercentage . '%'; ?>
</td>

<td class="stats-font" width="5%">
<?php echo number_format($value['all']['battles']); ?>
</td>

<td class="stats-font" width="5%">
<?php echo number_format($value['all']['wins']); ?>
</td>

<td class="stats-font" width="5%">
<?php echo number_format($value['all']['losses']); ?>
</td>

<td class="stats-font" width="5%">
<?php echo number_format($value['all']['frags']); ?>
</td>

<td class="stats-font" width="5%">
<?php echo number_format($value['max_frags']); ?>
</td>

<td class="stats-font" width="10%">
<?php if ($winPercentage > 250 && $winPercentage < 500 ) {
$invalid_flag = TRUE;
echo "<div class='bad'>$winPercentage</div>";
}
elseif ($winPercentage >= 500 && $winPercentage < 1500 ) {
$invalid_flag = TRUE;
echo "<div class='average'>$winPercentage</div>";
}
elseif ($winPercentage >= 1500 && $winPercentage < 2000 ) {
$invalid_flag = TRUE;
echo "<div class='good'>$winPercentage</div>";
}
elseif ($winPercentage > 2000) {
$invalid_flag = TRUE;
echo "<div class='great'>$winPercentage</div>";
}
else {
echo "<div class='no_rank'>$winPercentage</div>";
}
?>
</td>
</tr>
<?php }
} ?>
</tbody>
</table>









share|improve this question























  • Does $winPercentage output what you expect? Your if statements seem to work fine for me when I test them.

    – Second2None
    Dec 30 '18 at 5:25











  • You do have a small error: <tr> foreach ($data_table_stats['data'] as $k => $v) { should be <tr> <?php foreach ($data_table_stats['data'] as $k => $v) { you also need another closing curly bracket before tbody

    – Second2None
    Dec 30 '18 at 5:28











  • @Second2None Ah yep. Sorry was a mistake when copying. Yes, it does print the correct output. It's just the styling isnt correct for corresponding values.

    – copernicus1996
    Dec 30 '18 at 5:40











  • What does your CSS look like?

    – BobRodes
    Dec 30 '18 at 6:30














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I have been stuck on this issue for a while. My conditional loop is suppose to style the win percent based on the score. i.e bad has red background colour, average = orange, good = blue, great = dark blue.



The problem is, it either goes straight to the first if statement(even if winpercentage is NOT between 250 & 500) or straight to the else statement. It never passes and styles through any of the other if statements. Every winpercentage is styled identically.



Can someone notice any problem with the logic?



<?php foreach ($data_table['data']['my_data'] as $key => $value) { ?>
<tr>
foreach ($data_table_stats['data'] as $k => $v) {
$invalid_flag = FALSE;

if ($value['tank_id'] == $v['tank_id'] && $value['mark_of_mastery'] == 4) { ?>


<td class="stats-font" width="10%">
<?php echo $winPercentage . '%'; ?>
</td>

<td class="stats-font" width="5%">
<?php echo number_format($value['all']['battles']); ?>
</td>

<td class="stats-font" width="5%">
<?php echo number_format($value['all']['wins']); ?>
</td>

<td class="stats-font" width="5%">
<?php echo number_format($value['all']['losses']); ?>
</td>

<td class="stats-font" width="5%">
<?php echo number_format($value['all']['frags']); ?>
</td>

<td class="stats-font" width="5%">
<?php echo number_format($value['max_frags']); ?>
</td>

<td class="stats-font" width="10%">
<?php if ($winPercentage > 250 && $winPercentage < 500 ) {
$invalid_flag = TRUE;
echo "<div class='bad'>$winPercentage</div>";
}
elseif ($winPercentage >= 500 && $winPercentage < 1500 ) {
$invalid_flag = TRUE;
echo "<div class='average'>$winPercentage</div>";
}
elseif ($winPercentage >= 1500 && $winPercentage < 2000 ) {
$invalid_flag = TRUE;
echo "<div class='good'>$winPercentage</div>";
}
elseif ($winPercentage > 2000) {
$invalid_flag = TRUE;
echo "<div class='great'>$winPercentage</div>";
}
else {
echo "<div class='no_rank'>$winPercentage</div>";
}
?>
</td>
</tr>
<?php }
} ?>
</tbody>
</table>









share|improve this question














I have been stuck on this issue for a while. My conditional loop is suppose to style the win percent based on the score. i.e bad has red background colour, average = orange, good = blue, great = dark blue.



The problem is, it either goes straight to the first if statement(even if winpercentage is NOT between 250 & 500) or straight to the else statement. It never passes and styles through any of the other if statements. Every winpercentage is styled identically.



Can someone notice any problem with the logic?



<?php foreach ($data_table['data']['my_data'] as $key => $value) { ?>
<tr>
foreach ($data_table_stats['data'] as $k => $v) {
$invalid_flag = FALSE;

if ($value['tank_id'] == $v['tank_id'] && $value['mark_of_mastery'] == 4) { ?>


<td class="stats-font" width="10%">
<?php echo $winPercentage . '%'; ?>
</td>

<td class="stats-font" width="5%">
<?php echo number_format($value['all']['battles']); ?>
</td>

<td class="stats-font" width="5%">
<?php echo number_format($value['all']['wins']); ?>
</td>

<td class="stats-font" width="5%">
<?php echo number_format($value['all']['losses']); ?>
</td>

<td class="stats-font" width="5%">
<?php echo number_format($value['all']['frags']); ?>
</td>

<td class="stats-font" width="5%">
<?php echo number_format($value['max_frags']); ?>
</td>

<td class="stats-font" width="10%">
<?php if ($winPercentage > 250 && $winPercentage < 500 ) {
$invalid_flag = TRUE;
echo "<div class='bad'>$winPercentage</div>";
}
elseif ($winPercentage >= 500 && $winPercentage < 1500 ) {
$invalid_flag = TRUE;
echo "<div class='average'>$winPercentage</div>";
}
elseif ($winPercentage >= 1500 && $winPercentage < 2000 ) {
$invalid_flag = TRUE;
echo "<div class='good'>$winPercentage</div>";
}
elseif ($winPercentage > 2000) {
$invalid_flag = TRUE;
echo "<div class='great'>$winPercentage</div>";
}
else {
echo "<div class='no_rank'>$winPercentage</div>";
}
?>
</td>
</tr>
<?php }
} ?>
</tbody>
</table>






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  • Does $winPercentage output what you expect? Your if statements seem to work fine for me when I test them.

    – Second2None
    Dec 30 '18 at 5:25











  • You do have a small error: <tr> foreach ($data_table_stats['data'] as $k => $v) { should be <tr> <?php foreach ($data_table_stats['data'] as $k => $v) { you also need another closing curly bracket before tbody

    – Second2None
    Dec 30 '18 at 5:28











  • @Second2None Ah yep. Sorry was a mistake when copying. Yes, it does print the correct output. It's just the styling isnt correct for corresponding values.

    – copernicus1996
    Dec 30 '18 at 5:40











  • What does your CSS look like?

    – BobRodes
    Dec 30 '18 at 6:30



















  • Does $winPercentage output what you expect? Your if statements seem to work fine for me when I test them.

    – Second2None
    Dec 30 '18 at 5:25











  • You do have a small error: <tr> foreach ($data_table_stats['data'] as $k => $v) { should be <tr> <?php foreach ($data_table_stats['data'] as $k => $v) { you also need another closing curly bracket before tbody

    – Second2None
    Dec 30 '18 at 5:28











  • @Second2None Ah yep. Sorry was a mistake when copying. Yes, it does print the correct output. It's just the styling isnt correct for corresponding values.

    – copernicus1996
    Dec 30 '18 at 5:40











  • What does your CSS look like?

    – BobRodes
    Dec 30 '18 at 6:30

















Does $winPercentage output what you expect? Your if statements seem to work fine for me when I test them.

– Second2None
Dec 30 '18 at 5:25





Does $winPercentage output what you expect? Your if statements seem to work fine for me when I test them.

– Second2None
Dec 30 '18 at 5:25













You do have a small error: <tr> foreach ($data_table_stats['data'] as $k => $v) { should be <tr> <?php foreach ($data_table_stats['data'] as $k => $v) { you also need another closing curly bracket before tbody

– Second2None
Dec 30 '18 at 5:28





You do have a small error: <tr> foreach ($data_table_stats['data'] as $k => $v) { should be <tr> <?php foreach ($data_table_stats['data'] as $k => $v) { you also need another closing curly bracket before tbody

– Second2None
Dec 30 '18 at 5:28













@Second2None Ah yep. Sorry was a mistake when copying. Yes, it does print the correct output. It's just the styling isnt correct for corresponding values.

– copernicus1996
Dec 30 '18 at 5:40





@Second2None Ah yep. Sorry was a mistake when copying. Yes, it does print the correct output. It's just the styling isnt correct for corresponding values.

– copernicus1996
Dec 30 '18 at 5:40













What does your CSS look like?

– BobRodes
Dec 30 '18 at 6:30





What does your CSS look like?

– BobRodes
Dec 30 '18 at 6:30












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