Not sure where this question goes but i have the footable working fine except it is not displaying the data that I am pulling from my db. I have confirmed that the db strings have the correct info it just seems that the td tag is not picking the string pass. I'm guessing my syntax is incorrect but i have tried numerous methods and no results. Here is my code so you might see where I am going wrong.
Code for footable
One thing I noticed in line 62 is that you have some php tags nested within php tags. That could be a source of problems.
Another thing I see, in the same place is the use of echo within an echo. Off the top of my head I don't know if that will work. I am leaning towards no.
Not sure where this question goes but i have the footable working fine except it is not displaying the data that I am pulling from my db. I have confirmed that the db strings have the correct info it just seems that the td tag is not picking the string pass. I'm guessing my syntax is incorrect but i have tried numerous methods and no results. Here is my code so you might see where I am going wrong. Code for footable
One thing I noticed in line 62 is that you have some php tags nested within php tags. That could be a source of problems.
Another thing I see, in the same place is the use of echo within an echo. Off the top of my head I don't know if that will work. I am leaning towards no.
I made a fork of your codepen and rewrote it in the style of how I write PHP. http://codepen.io/jessecfisher/pen/okfms
For html heavy sections, I prefer to escape from php using the closing tag ?>
This method becomes a little sloppy looking in places, such as closing the for loop, you can end up with something like this
But overall I find this style much more readable.
I hope this helps
Excellent code breakup and thank you soooooo much for the hlep that worked like a charm :)