I'm trying to dynamically change the TD background color, but it's driving me crazy because I don't really know how to fix the code.
This is my code:
<td data-column="% Over 0.5 SH" style="background-color: <?php echo $backgroundColorOver05SH; ?>">
<?php
if (($row['TotalMatch']) > 9){
$percover05sh = $row['OK_05sh'] / $row['TotalMatch'] * 100;
echo sprintf("%.2f", $percover05sh);
if ($percover05sh > 80){
$backgroundColorOver05SH = "green";
} elseif ($percover05sh >= 70 and $percover05sh <= 79.99 ){
$backgroundColorOver05SH = "yellow";
} else {
$backgroundColorOver05SH = "red";
}
I think I'm on the right track, but I can't find the right solution. Any suggestions? Thanks!
Edit: This code now works! This is my complete code:
<?php
if (($row['TotalMatch']) > 9){
$percover05sh = $row['OK_05sh'] / $row['TotalMatch'] * 100;
if ($percover05sh >= 80){
$backgroundColorOver05SH = "green";
} elseif ($percover05sh >= 70 && $percover05sh < 80 ){
$backgroundColorOver05SH = "yellow";
} else {
$backgroundColorOver05SH = "red";
}
}else{
echo 'No Bet';
} ?>
<td data-column="% Over 0.5 SH" style="background-color: <?php echo $backgroundColorOver05SH;?>;">
<?php
echo sprintf("%.2f", $percover05sh);
?>
</td> 
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In addition to changing the order in the code (as written in the question comments), I would also add a semicolon after the background color value echoed by PHP in the style attribute, which is
So first:
9){ $percover05sh = $row['OK_05sh'] / $row['TotalMatch'] * 100; echo sprintf("%.2f", $percover05sh); if ($percover05sh > 80){ $backgroundColorOver05SH = "green"; } elseif ($percover05sh >= 70 && $percover05sh
9){
*/
}
?>
If the color doesn't change, maybe it's set by a different CSS rule or script?