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Posted by Norman Peelman on 09/26/06 10:19
<jerryyang_la1@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> strawberry wrote:
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> > Echo " <a href=\"filestore/" . $row->FileLink . "\"><img
> > border=\"0\" src=\"smallicons/" . $row->FileIcon . ".gif\" width=\"20\"
> > height=\"20\"> $row->FileTitle</a> - " . $row->FileDescription .
> > "<br><br>";
> >
> > what do the forward slashes after filestore and smallicons mean?
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> Thats the path.
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> smallicons/ fileIcon !
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I see you fixed your SQL problem but... how about,
Echo " <a href='filestore/{$row->FileLink}'><img border='0'
src='smallicons/{$row->FileIcon}.gif' width='20'
height='20'>{$row->FileTitle}</a> - {$row->FileDescription}<br><br>\n\r";
....I find this alot easier on the eyes... to include multi-dimensional
arrays ($a['one']['two']) or object properties (as above) you just need to
enclose them in {} within your double quoted strings... and not only that
but now your php code actually looks 99.9% of what you actually expect the
output to be.
Norm
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