Mihail Bota" <mbota@almaak.usc.edu>wrote: > Yes, there are. There is a pretty good php code, called HTML Tree which > can make trees, dynamically. I did a search in the Php Manual...but did not understand what I was looking at. http://www.php.net/manual/sv/printwn/ref.domxml.php I will look closer...Is this the link you were referring to. > Regarding the coding itself...you can have a simple table that records who > is ancestor of who. This is a solution. Another one, which is not so neat > is to create a table with 5 columns...one per generation. > Does this make sense? I must only enter an animal once ...and I want to have users update the database...sort of a DMOZ directory...with an editor/moderator approach for the different breeds/animals. I would like to have someone comment on whether the 2 tables mentioned would suffice and what functions...or code would be better to apply. Michael Koifler sp? in a book is purported to have a solution for heirarchical display...but I am over budget now on this project so if any one has seen this book and could help I would appreciate the code...until I can afford the book. see the tables in the original post below. Russell Griechen htttp://sportsmenafield.com > On Sun, 6 Oct 2002, Russell Griechen wrote: > > > I need to develop a tree-like pedigree of animals up to 5 generations. > > I know there are other attributes to the animal; but do I need anyother > > tables...assuming that I can develop all the code to generate these > > ancestors. > > I have developed a CSS positioning code that will place these results in a > > neat 5 generation tree. > > Is there any other alternatives? > > > > Animal > > ID > > Name > > > > Foal > > ID > > SireID > > DamID -- PHP Database Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
