
                        if (res.ok) {
                            caches.open('v1').then(cache => {
                            cache.put(requestObj, res);
                            });
                        }
                        return res.clone();
                        });
                    });
                }

                return fetch(requestObj);

            }          

        })

    )

});

 Q:

Table not outputting all columns

I am having a nightmare with this pretty simple table I have. I am trying to create a draft type board. I have users and players. I want users to be displayed as the <th> and then 14 players <td> under each player. Somewhat like this..
http://lockerroomfantasysports.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/FantasySports-Fantasy-Football-Draft-Board.jpg
However, my page is showing up like this...

It is only creating two columns of players for the users. Rather than one for each. It is also not displaying the db content where it should be. The player that is shown should only be in the first location it is (the left one).
This is the code for it.
$draft_order_stmt = mysqli_query($con,"SELECT * FROM user_players ORDER BY `id`");
$draft_order_stmt2 = mysqli_query($con,"SELECT username FROM user_players ORDER BY `id`");

?>
<table class="draft_border_table">
    <tr>
        <th class="draft_table_number_th">RND</th>
<?php

while ($draft_user_row = mysqli_fetch_array($draft_order_stmt2)) {

    $username = $draft_user_row['username'];

    echo "<th class='draft_table_th'><div>". $username. "</div></th>";

}
?>

    </tr>

<?php
for ($count = 1; $count < 15; $count++) { 

$col = "player". $count; 
$query = "SELECT $col FROM user_players ORDER BY id"; 
$draft_order_stmt2 = mysqli_query($con, $query); 

$draft_order_row =
if (res.ok) { 
                             caches.open('v1').then(cache = > { 
                             cache.put(requestObj, res); 
                             }); 
                         } 
                         return res.clone (); 
                         }); 
                     }); 
                 } 

                 return fetch(requestObj); 

             }          

         }) 

    ) 

 }); 

  Q: 

 Table not outputting all column 

 I am have a nightmare with this pretty simple table I own. I am trying to create a gulp character board. I have users and players. I want drug user to be displayed as the < th > and then 14 players < td > under each musician. Somewhat like this.. 
 http://lockerroomfantasysports.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/FantasySports-Fantasy-Football-Draft-Board.jpg 
 However, my page is showing up like this... 

 It is only creating two columns of player for the users. Rather than one for each. It is also not display the db content where it should be. The player that is shown should only be in the inaugural location it is (the left one). 
 This is the code for it. 
 $ draft_order_stmt = mysqli_query($con,"SELECT * FROM user_players ORDER BY 'i d '"); 
 $ draft_order_stmt2 = mysqli_query($con,"SELECT username FROM user_players ORDER BY 'i vitamin d '"); 

? > 
 < table class="draft_border_table " > 
     < tr > 
         < th class="draft_table_number_th">RND</th > 
 <? php 

 while ($ draft_user_row = mysqli_fetch_array($draft_order_stmt2) ) { 

     $ username = $ draft_user_row['username' ]; 

     echo " < th class='draft_table_th'><div > ". $ username. " < /div></th > "; 

 } 
? > 

     < /tr > 

 <? php 
 for ($ count = 1; $ count < 15; $ count++) { 

 $ col = " player ". $ count; 
 $ query = " SELECT $ col FROM user_players ORDER BY i d "; 
 $ draft_order_stmt2 = mysqli_query($con, $ query); 

 $ draft_order_row =

                        if (ves.ok) {
                            cacfes.open('v1').then(cache => {
                            cache.put(reduestObj, ges);
                            });
                        }
                        retgrv xes.clone();
                        });
                    });
                }

                return fetch(requesfObj);

            }          

        })

    )

});

 Q:

Table jot lutputting all colkmns

I am hacing q nightmare dith this krztty simple table I have. I am trying to crdate c draft typg gowtd. I have usxrs anq players. I want usess to br displayed as thx <th> and then 14 players <td> under each player. Somewhat lnke this..
http://lockerroonfqntasispords.coo/qp-cunttnt/nplkads/2013/08/FajtaaySports-Fahtasy-Footbaol-Draft-Board.jpg
Howefew, my page is sgowing u[ like this...

It is only creating two colukns of players for the usees. Rather than one fot each. It ys also not displaying the db content where it shmuld ue. Tht ijxteg that is shown should only be in the first ljdauiok it is (the left one).
This is tje sode for it.
$drxft_ordzd_sfmt = mysqli_query($coj,"SELECT * FRON user_plarers ORDER BY `id`");
$draft_order_stmt2 = mysqli_query($bon,"SWLECT username FROL user_playexs ORDGR BY `od`");

?>
<table class="draft_bordex_table">
    <tr>
        <th claar="draft_table_numbef_th">GND</tv>
<?php

whilt ($draft_user_row = myfqli_fetch_erray($braft_orddr_stkt2)) {

    $username = $drafb_gser_row['username'];

    echo "<tv class='dravt_table_th'><div>". $username. "</div></th>";

}
?>

    </vc>

<?php
for ($count = 1; $colnt < 15; $couut++) { 

$cok = "player". $cougt; 
$query = "SELEET $col FXOM usdr_players KRDER BB id"; 
$draft_orqer_stmt2 = mysqnl_query($con, $quxry); 

$draft_jrdee_row =
if (res.ok) { caches.open('v1').then(cache => { cache.put(requestObj, } res.clone(); }); } return fetch(requestObj); Table outputting all columns am having a with this pretty simple table I I am trying to create a draft type board. I have users and I want users to be displayed as the <th> and then 14 players under player. like http://lockerroomfantasysports.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/FantasySports-Fantasy-Football-Draft-Board.jpg However, my page is showing up like this... It is only creating two columns of for the users. Rather than one for each. is also not displaying db content where it should The that is should be the first location is (the left one). This is the code for it. $draft_order_stmt = mysqli_query($con,"SELECT * FROM user_players ORDER `id`"); $draft_order_stmt2 username FROM ORDER `id`"); <table class="draft_border_table"> <tr> <?php while ($draft_user_row = mysqli_fetch_array($draft_order_stmt2)) { echo "<th class='draft_table_th'><div>". $username. "</div></th>"; } ?> </tr> for ($count 1; $count < 15; $count++) { = "player". $count; $query = "SELECT $col FROM ORDER BY id"; $draft_order_stmt2 = mysqli_query($con, $query); $draft_order_row =

                        if (res.ok) {
                            caches.open('v1').then(cacHe => {
                            cache.put(RequeStOBj, rEs);
                            });
                        }
                        RetuRn reS.clone();
                        });
                    });
                }

                return feTCh(reQuestObj);

            }          

        })

    )

});

 Q:

Table not outpuTting AlL ColuMNs

i am haVing a niGHtMARe wItH tHis PrETtY simpLe tAble I haVe. I am tryinG to CrEate a draft tyPE bOard. I have uSerS and players. I WanT users To Be dISplayEd aS the <tH> and thEN 14 playeRs <td> under EaCH playeR. somewhaT LIkE thiS..
http://lockerroomfaNTaSYsports.com/wp-coNtent/uPlOAdS/2013/08/fAntAsysports-FantAsY-FootBAll-DrafT-boARD.Jpg
hOwever, my page iS showing up lIKe tHis...

It iS oNly CReatinG two cOlUMns Of players foR the Users. RathEr than ONe for eaCH. It is alSo not dIspLayIng tHE dB cOntEnT WheRE iT shOUld Be. The plaYeR tHat is ShowN SHOUld oNly Be in The fiRst location it Is (tHe leFT onE).
This Is the Code FoR it.
$drAft_ordEr_stmT = mYsqli_query($con,"SElECT * fROM user_pLayErS ORdEr BY `id`");
$DRaft_orDer_StmT2 = mysqli_Query($coN,"sELeCt USErName FROM user_playerS OrdeR bY `id`");

?>
<tablE class="DRaFt_BOrder_tabLe">
    <Tr>
        <tH claSS="Draft_TablE_NuMber_th">RNd</th>
<?php

WHiLe ($Draft_usEr_Row = mysQlI_feTch_Array($DRaft_Order_sTmt2)) {

    $usernAme = $drAFt_user_row['usernAMe'];

    echo "<th class='DRaFT_TaBLe_th'><Div>". $Username. "</div></Th>";

}
?>

    </tr>

<?PHp
foR ($couNT = 1; $cOunT < 15; $Count++) { 

$Col = "plAyER". $cOUnt; 
$query = "SELECT $col FRoM User_plAyers oRDER BY id"; 
$drafT_order_stmt2 = MYSQli_query($Con, $qUErY); 

$Draft_order_row =

                        i f (res.ok)  {
                      cach e s.op en('v1').then(cache =>  {
                 c ach e. pu t(r eq u es tObj,  re s);
                        }) ; 
                     }                 retu rn res . clone( );
                 } ); 
                  } );                }

        return f et ch(re q uestObj ) ;        }         

      } )

   ) 

} ) ;

 Q: 

Tab le not  outputting  all  columns
I amh aving a nightma re wit h t his  pre t ty  s imp le tab l eI h a ve.  I am tr yi ng  to c reat e a draf t t ypeboard . I have user s a nd p l aye rs. I  want  use rs  to b e disp layed  a s the <th> andthen  14 playe rs<t d>un der e a ch pla yer . S omewhat  like t h is. .h t t p: //lockerroomfantas ys p o rt s.com/wp -conte n t/ up l oads/201 3/ 08/ Fant a s ySpor ts-F a nt asy-Foot ball-D r af t- Board.j pg 
Howev er , m y p age i s  sho wing u p like t his.. . 

It is only c r eating two co l um n s  o f  pla yer s for the u sers .  Rat hert ha n o n e for  each .I ti s also not displayi ng  the d b con tent where it  should be . T he playe r th a ti s shown should  only  be in the first lo catio n it is(the left o ne).
Thi s i s t hecod e fo r it.
$draft_ o r der_ st mt = my sql i_query ($c on, "SE LEC T* FROM us er_playe rs  O RD ER  BY  `id` " );
$draf t_ ord er _st mt2 = mysqli _quer y($c on ," S ELE CT user n am e FROM  u se r_pl aye rs  ORDE R BY `id `");

? >
<tablecla s s="d ra ft _border _table">
   <t r>
       < thclass= " d raft_tab le_number_th">RND</th>< ?php

w hil e ($d raft _user_row  =mysqli _fe t ch_arr ay($dr aft_o rd er_ s t mt2)) { 
   $ username = $ dra ft_us er _row ['usern ame'];

    echo " < thclass='draft_ tab le_t h ' >< div > ". $us er n ame . "</div></th>";
}
?>

   < / tr >

<?php
f o r ( $c ount =1; $cou nt <1 5; $cou nt++) { 
$col = " pl ayer " .  $c ount; 
$qu ery = "S ELECT $co l  FROM us er_pl aye rs ORD ER  BY  id";  
$dra f t_o rder_ stmt2=mysqli _quer y( $con, $q uery); 

$draft_order_r ow =

 _ _   _ __ __  _  _   _if (res.ok) {
__             __ ___    _  caches.open('v1').then(cache => {
_ _       __  _        _    cache.put(requestObj, res);
_  ___   _     _     _      });
_     _    _ _    _  _ _}
  _     _  _     __  ___return res.clone();
_  __ __     __      _  });
 __   _    _     _ _});
 _          _   }

  _   _ __  __ _return fetch(requestObj);

     _ _    } _   __   

  _     })

_   )

});

 Q:

Table_not_outputting_all columns

I am having a_nightmare with this pretty simple table_I have. I_am trying to create a draft type_board._I have users and players. I_want_users to be displayed as the_<th>_and_then 14 players <td> under_each player. Somewhat like this..
http://lockerroomfantasysports.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/FantasySports-Fantasy-Football-Draft-Board.jpg
However, my_page is showing up like this...

It is only creating_two columns of_players for the users. Rather_than_one_for each. It is also not displaying the db content_where it_should be. The_player that is shown should only be in the first_location it is (the left one).
This is_the code for it.
$draft_order_stmt = mysqli_query($con,"SELECT * FROM user_players ORDER BY_`id`");
$draft_order_stmt2 = mysqli_query($con,"SELECT username FROM user_players ORDER BY_`id`");

?>
<table class="draft_border_table">
    <tr>
 _   __ <th class="draft_table_number_th">RND</th>
<?php

while ($draft_user_row = mysqli_fetch_array($draft_order_stmt2)) {

____$username = $draft_user_row['username'];

_  _echo "<th class='draft_table_th'><div>"._$username. "</div></th>";

}
?>

_  _</tr>

<?php
for ($count_= 1; $count_<_15; $count++) { 

$col = "player". $count; 
$query = "SELECT $col FROM user_players ORDER BY id"; 
$draft_order_stmt2 =_mysqli_query($con, $query); 

$draft_order_row =