Dennis denHollander asked 10 years ago
I'm using the following code for conditional formatting. If auth_num column is greater than 0, then the row gets a red background.
$fp = array();
$fp["column"] = "auth_num";
$fp["op"] = ">";
$fp["value"] = "0";
$fp["css"] = "'background-color':'red'";
$fp_conditions[] = $fp;
$gp->set_conditional_css($fp_conditions);
BUT — a few problems:
1) Now when I select a row with the red background, it doesn't get highlighted.
2) the rows with red background, the row icons for edit and delete are hidden. They are still there (you can still click the right spot) but you can't see the icons.
Abu Ghufran answered 10 years ago
It is recommended to use 'class' instead of 'css'.
$f = array();
$f["column"] = "name"; // exact column name, as defined above in set_columns or sql field name
$f["op"] = "cn"; // cn – contains, eq – equals
$f["value"] = "Ana";
// $f["css"] = "'background-color':'red'";
$f["class"] = "focus-row-2"; // css class name
$f_conditions[] = $f;
<body>
<style>
tr.focus-row-2
{
background: Bisque;
}
</style>
…
Full code: http://pastebin.com/Ag7uG4gH
