Ok, I've created a simple page that allows me to calculate customer satisfaction for the leaders who work in my store. Basically, I have a mysql database that contains the names of all the leaders who work there, along with the dates and time that they work. I also have a database that contains the dates, and times of a customers visit and the rating that they gave their visit.
I've created a query that behaves in such that when I query a leader's name, it returns all of the ratings/scores that were submitted by customers on the dates and times that specific leader was working.
Customers usually rate their experiences from 1 - 10 with 10 being the best. I wanted to transform those scored responses to a simple lettered system where a score of 9-10 would equal "G" for Good, 7-8 would equal "O" for ok and anything below 6 would equal "B" for bad.
Using mysqli_fetch_array and a switch statement, I tried to convert the numbers to the letters. However, I don't seem to be getting any results from this. I've tested the query and the fetch_array and if I use them by themselves (without the switch statement), they produce the correct scored responses (ie. Paul's score 10, 9, 9). But when I insert the switch statement, they do not convert to letters and nothing appears on the screen. Question: Is there something wrong with the way i'm using this switch statement or mysqli_fetch_array. I'm very new to coding so I may have a misunderstanding of the way these are used.
here's the php
<html>
<body>
<?php
include("db.php");
echo $_POST['searched']; // temp. check to see if post came through
echo '<br>';
$searched = $_POST["searched"]; // create variable to put searched name in query.
$good = array(); //create array to store good scores
$ok = array(); //create array to store ok scores
$bad = array(); //create array to store bad scores
// Search the database and retrieve all ratings That matches a managers name
$query = "SELECT leaders.name, responses.score
FROM leaders
INNER JOIN responses
ON leaders.shift_date = responses.visit_date
AND leaders.shift_time = responses.visit_time
AND leaders.name = '$searched' ORDER BY leaders.id;";
$result = $db->query($query); //store that query
//iterate through result and grab each score
while ($row = $result->fetch_array()){ // place scores into an array
// use a switch statement to change numbered system to lettered
switch($row[1]) {
case 10:
case 9:
array_push($good, "G");
break;
//echo $row[1] . ' '; temp check to ensure array call was successful
echo $good[0] . ' ';
}
}
//echo "<script>window.location = 'http://localhost/~baronjon/ilotf/main.php'</script>";
?>
</body>
</html>
