Newbie needs help in PHP codings.

[thelast]

Greetings,

My problem is, I am working on a program related to Dijkstra Algorithm. Link for your reference:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dijkstra's_algorithm

My program's ultimate output or goal is to calculate the shortest path available to reach certain destination. (User's input of a place, and destination, program calculates and outputs the best path to take)

Can anyone advise me on how to shift the '0' to where I want them to be? Tried to echo at certain part of the functions like printMap but still, not sure which line affects the row of '0's; not the infinite distances aka 1000.

I'll appreciate any form of help and I apologise for the lengthy post.

Here is the link for the open source file.

[You might find it easier to simply attach the files - Moderator]
(To Moderator: Thanks)

Hope to hear from someone soon. Please help!

Best Regards,
Last

[NogDog]

I doubt that you'll get many replies for a number of reasons.

1. People who have done the work over a period of years to learn PHP probably are not generally inclined to do other people's homework.

2. People are generally less likely to download large chunks of source code that need to be read as they are to reading smaller excerpts within the post itself.

3. Large-scale, general, vague questions are less likely to get addressed than specific, well-focused questions

A better approach for you would be to break the problem down into small pieces, asking specific, focused questions (perhaps in more than one post) with not-too-large code samples centered around the specific question in that post, directly copied into the post and wrapped in

 [url=http://phpbuilder.com/board/misc.php?do=bbcode]bbcode tags[/url].

In other words, do as much of the work as you can yourself and minimize the amount of work any responder would need to do.

[thelast]

Hi Nogdog,

Thanks for the advice. I understand its a huge chunk of codes. I'll try to be more specific, thanks.

Regards,
thelast

PS:Edited post to be more specific, thanks. (Tried on printMap function but didn't work, not sure if it is related to other functions or variables which I need to edit, so couldn't really extract the segment cause im not sure if that is the one).