I am building a website for my Morris side, and they want to have a page where each member can indicate his availability for various events. I have built a trial page using checkboxes in a grid against each member and each event. The trial page is at: http://www.chalicemorris.org/availability.php
Using Form Tools (if it will work with over 300 fields) I can pass the checked boxes to a mysql database on submit. This I can do myself as I've done similar things many times (again, if I can get Form Tools to work with this number of checkbox fields).
However, I then want a php script that will read the database and pass the new checkbox settings back to the page so that the next member who logs on will see the changed ticks indicating the availability that previous members have submitted. I can't find the php code to change the status of each checkbox field and I'm stuck on how to do this. As php will do most things, I'm sure it can do this.
I'd also like the php script to change the background colour of each table cell where a checkbox field has been changed, so that it is clear to the person submitting his availability that his data has been recorded. Again, how do I get php to do this?
Can anyone help me out with this, or do you know a better way of doing things? I don't do Java, but I can do very, very simple php (like in CSS sheets, etc).