compare strings echoing for wrong records

[jonathan184]

Hi I am trying to use if statements to search strings on each line and if it finds matches to the string write to a variable and then echo variable and the loop starts again.

The match is being found fine but anything under the matched record is getting the same value of the variable when there is no match.

I tried if and elseif and i get the same problem this is the code i am using in the loop.

Could somebody help me please.

Basically i just want the $account variable to print only the matches which are correct.

[PHP]$fc=file("./jms/prod/log.txt");

//open same file and use "w" to clear file

$f=fopen("./jms/prod/log.txt","r");

//loop through array using foreach

foreach($fc as $line) {

$lines2 = preg_split('/\s+/', $line);



//echo "<tr><td>$lines 2[7]</td>";

if($lines2[5] > $msgcount) {
$t = "$lines2[5]";

if($t > 4 && $t < 100) {
$alert = '<span class="cream">W ARNING</span>';
}

if($t >= 100 && $t < 500) {
$alert = '<span class="yellow"> ALERT</span>';
}

if($t > 500 && $t < 1000) {
$alert = '<span class="orange"> ALERT - Over 500 msgs</span>';
}

if($t > 1000) {
$alert = '<span class="red">ALE RT - Over 1000 msgs</span>';
}

if($t > 10000) {
$alert = '<span class="red">URG ENT - Over 10000 msgs</span>';
}

if (preg_match("/^SBS.NA.EXCEPTI/", $lines2[1])) {
$account = '<span class="blue">Cl arify</span>';
}

if (preg_match("/^CL.ADAPT/", $lines2[1])) {
$account = '<span class="blue">Cl arify</span>';
}

if (preg_match("/^4499-C/", $lines2[1])) {
$account = '<span class="green">C larify2</span>';
}


if (preg_match("/ITG/", $lines2[1])) {
$account = '<span class="red">RPG </span>';
}

if (preg_match("/PRIMAVE/", $lines2[1])) {
$account = '<span class="blue">PR IMA</span>';
}

if (preg_match("/A.CRM.PAR/", $lines2[1])) {
$account = '<span class="green">c ompany1</span>';
}

if (preg_match("/CRM.PRODU/", $lines2[1])) {
$account = '<span class="green">c ompany1</span>';
}

if (preg_match("/NT.CONTRA/", $lines2[1])) {
$account = '<span class="green">c ompany2</span>';
}

if (preg_match("/NT.PRODU/", $lines2[1])) {
$account = '<span class="green">c ompany3</span>';
}

if (ereg("CRM.LOG$ ", $lines2[1])) {
$account = '<span class="green">C RM LOG</span>';
}


echo "<tr><td>$alert </td>";
echo "<td>$accou nt</td>";
echo "<td>$lines 2[1]</td>";
echo "<td>$lines 2[4]</td>";
echo "<td>$lines 2[5]</td>";
echo "<td>$lines 2[6] $lines2[7]</td></tr>";

}

}
fclose($f);
?>[/PHP]

[pbmods]

Heya, jonathan184.

[code=php]//open same file and use "w" to clear file

$f=fopen("./jms/prod/log.txt","r");[/code]

Did you mean...
[code=php]
$f=fopen("./jms/prod/log.txt","w");
[/code]

Give us an example of a string that is producing the wrong results; a well-placed continue might be able to fix your problem.

[jonathan184]

[code=php]
$f=fopen("./jms/prod/log.txt","w");
[/code]

No i chose r i just wanted to read the file then parse and echo it, thats it basically.

Here is an example below, basically from the regular expression only one that should have CRM LOG in the column should be SBS.NA.CRM.LOG but as you can see the other records below are getting the same when they do not match

CRM LOG ------------------- SBS.NA.CRM.LOG
CRM LOG ------------------- SBS.NA.CRM.PEE. PEE.DEE.
CRM LOG ------------------- SBS.NA.CRM.ROLL ER
CRM LOG ------------------- SBS.NA.DEE


How would i use the continue statement here?

Heya, jonathan184.



Did you mean...
[code=php]
$f=fopen("./jms/prod/log.txt","w");
[/code]

Give us an example of a string that is producing the wrong results; a well-placed continue might be able to fix your problem.