Yes, it is possible to modify the code to use the same table but different data values from the form. Here are the steps to modify the code:
- Remove the existing table display code inside the if statement that checks the value of $plan.
- Add a new variable $table_data as an empty array before the if statement that checks the value of $plan.
- Inside the if statement that checks the value of $plan, use the $table_data array to store the data for the table based on the selected age, sex, and plan.
- Use a loop to iterate through the $table_data array and display the table data.
To use the same table but different data values, you can modify the code as follows:
// Display a table for each plan
if ($plan == 1 || $plan == 2 || $plan == 3 || $plan == 4) {
echo "<table>";
foreach ($value_pairs[$plan] as $age => $values) {
if ($plan == 1) {
$age_label = $age1;
$male_value = $values['male1'];
$female_value = $values['female1'];
} elseif ($plan == 2) {
$age_label = $age2;
$male_value = $values['male2'];
$female_value = $values['female2'];
} elseif ($plan == 3) {
$age_label = $age3;
$male_value = $values['male3'];
$female_value = $values['female3'];
} elseif ($plan == 4) {
$age_label = $age4;
$male_value = $values['male4'];
$female_value = $values['female4'];
}
echo "<tr><td>Age: ".$age_label."</td><td>Male Value: ".$male_value."</td><td>Female Value: ".$female_value."</td></tr>";
}
echo "</table>";
} else {
echo "Invalid plan selected.";
}
we can use a single table for all plans and just update the column headings based on the selected plan. Here’s an example of how to modify the code:
// Display a table for each plan
if ($plan >= 1 && $plan <= 4) {
echo '<table>';
foreach ($value_pairs[$plan] as $age => $values) {
$male_col = 'male' . $plan;
$female_col = 'female' . $plan;
echo "<tr><td>Age: $age</td><td>Male Value: $values[$male_col]</td><td>Female Value: $values[$female_col]</td></tr>";
}
echo '</table>';
} else {
echo 'Invalid plan selected.';
}
This code checks if the selected plan is between 1 and 4 (inclusive), and then loops through the data to display a table with the appropriate column headings based on the selected plan. We can use string concatenation to dynamically build the column names based on the selected plan number.