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I am trying to make a CO2 compensation calculation for one of my customers.
The user fills in some fields (gas , electricity) and this data is stored in a DB-table. I have given the fields data-type int(11), but also tried smallint.

With chronoconnectivity I try to do the calculation. Below is just a try:

Body Field:

<?php
$value1 = 111;
$gas= '{gas}';
$result = $value1 - $gas;
echo  "compesnsation gas " .$result. " ton CO2   ";
echo "<br>\n";
echo "added value gas: " .$gas. " m3";

echo "<br>\n";
if (is_int($gas)) {
 echo "is integer\n";
} else {
 echo "is not an integer\n";
}

?>

Result:
compesnsation gas 111 ton CO2
added value gas: 0 m3
is not an integer

Value1 = just a value to try
$gas= '{gas}'; to retrieve the data from the DB

The calculation always the result 111 whatever value of gas is used. the field gas is not handled as a integer field. The is_int function proves that.

Any one an idea?

Hi bobmijward,

Try $gas = intval( {gas} ); with no quotes.

Bob

Hi bobmijward,

Try $gas = intval( {gas} ); with no quotes.

Bob

Got the error:
PHP Parse error: parse error, expecting `')'' in E:\mijwaard.nl\wwwroot\umoja\components\com_chronoconnectivity\chronoconnectivity.html.php(176) : eval()'d code on line 4

Tried $gas = intval(' {gas}' );

with no success as well

Hi bobmijwaard,

One more . . .

$gas =& $row->gas;

Bob

Thanks a lot Bob,

This one works !!

Regards

Bob M.

Hi bobmijwaard,

Excellent - ChronoConnectivity keeps the database results in the $row object so you should be able to get any results from there. (Note that the object name may chang in a future release as $row is used in too many places.)

Bob

Hi bobmijwaard,

One more . . .

$gas =& $row->gas;

Bob

Where on the site (or elsewhere) can I find a overview of all available functions in ChronoConnectivity?

Hi bobmijwaard,

I'm afraid that you can't. Short of borrwoing Max's head or digging into the code (which is what I did to find this).

One day I'll get to understand it well enough to write some tutorials, but I haven't found the time yet.

Bob

Hi bobmijwaard,

I'm afraid that you can't. Short of borrwoing Max's head or digging into the code (which is what I did to find this).

One day I'll get to understand it well enough to write some tutorials, but I haven't found the time yet.

Bob

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If you answer all questions as quick as you do mine and stay all day and night on this forum, you will not be able to find any time I'm afraid. 😀
I wonder how you find some time to eat and sleep!!
Meanwhile I go further into digging PHP and Chronoforms, besides doing some mod work on the Dutch Joomla forum.
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