IE8 v Chrome - cell border problem

[oohrogerpalmer]

Hi

 

I have a .php page that shows a table populated by a database. In Chrome the table looks fine, but in IE (8) & Mozilla any blank cells have no borders, which makes reading the info a bit tricky. I'm sure it's something simple, but I can't find any reference to this specific problem.

 

The page is http://www.dunwoodpark.com/groups.php, and the code I'm using is :

 

<?php

mysql_connect(localhost, "*******", "********") or die(mysql_error());

mysql_select_db("*******") or die(mysql_error());

$result = mysql_query('SELECT org, website, position, Title, firstname, Surname, date FROM Dunwood WHERE `org`!="" AND `org`!="NULL" ');

echo "

Organisation

Website

Position

Title

Firstname

Surname

Date

";

while($row = mysql_fetch_array($result))

{

echo "

echo "

" . $row['org'] . "";

echo "

" . $row['website'] . "";

echo "

" . $row['position'] . "";

echo "

" . $row['Title'] . "";

echo "

" . $row['firstname'] . "";

echo "

" . $row['Surname'] . "";

echo "

" . $row['date'] . "";

echo "

";

}

echo "

";

mysql_close();

?>

[virtual]

Try populating your empty cells with   that should show the borders around them

[oohrogerpalmer]

I'm using a form to populate the MySQL database. Is there a way I can put a space into those fields by default so if the person who completes the form doesn't enter any data, it will add space by automatically?

Edited August 14, 2009 by oohrogerpalmer