OK, (Kerm should know a lil about this) On my download counter, I have it display each file's download stats. My question is is there an easy way to have it add them all together and display that total on the bottom?
The variable is ccount_display('X') X being the section in the list.
$totaldls = array_sum($ccount_display);
woudn't it be $totaldls = array_sum($ccount_display('X'); (just a guess)
i don't know about the arraysum funtion, but how would it know to add the X col without it? (not trying to be offenceive, really just wondering)
I am as well. Is php easier to learn than perl?
Also, where would I include that at? Inside the actual program, or within the javascript tags?
In the .php program, put this right before any ''print...'' lines
$totaldls = array_sum($ccount_display);
$lastelement = count($ccount_display);
$ccount_display[$lastelement] = $totaldls;
Great. If it doesn't work, feel free to post the source code for the display PHP script here so I can debug it.
That is the thing, there is no 'display' script for the numbers I am using. Those are being recalled from the array or list, which ever it is called. It is just using a javascript tag for that.
I'll try it and see what happens...
If you go to the control panel, file manager, php script directory, php, edit file, post that code.
I am trying it now. (Crosses fingers and hopes nothing breaks...)
Ok, it isn't displaying anything. What variable do I need to put in the script tags??
Check out the code I posted in Site Updates.
what does the '.=' mean??
probably typo
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