Database images side by side

Hi,
i have a database with images and these are being displayed
with no problems on my .aspx pages, albeit one on top of the other.
while this is ok i want to be able to have images displayed side by
side in a 4 columned table and when the fifth image is being pulled
through it will go to the next line and so on. Can anyone help me
with this\? Even point me in the direction of an extension which
could help.
These images will be thumbnails which i will then click on to
have the larger image displayed in a new window.
Thanks in advance

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> Hi,
>
> i have a database with images and these are being
displayed with no
> problems
> on my .aspx pages, albeit one on top of the other. while
this is ok i
> want to
> be able to have images displayed side by side in a 4
columned table and
> when
> the fifth image is being pulled through it will go to
the next line and so
> on.
> Can anyone help me with this\? Even point me in the
direction of an
> extension
> which could help.
>
> Thanks in advance
>

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P Fleming wrote:
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Your code
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$info_box_contents[] = array(array('params' =>
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class="infoBoxHeading"',
'text' => $left_corner),
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class="infoBoxHeading"',
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class="infoBoxHeading"',
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other. I recently
> added the
> required code for the navigation bar; prior to that, my
images displayed
> side
> by side in the cell without issue. Because it's a
generated table, I can't
> place the two images in two separate cells.
>
> The tables with the problem, as you can surely see, are
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> called "Shopping Cart" and "Reviews", and on the left
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> The
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> image and
> a curved block corner.
>
> I'm not sure which pieces of code to post, but here's
the bit that
> includes
> the determination of whether that arrow is displayed:
>
> ~~~
> class infoBoxHeading extends tableBox {
> function infoBoxHeading($contents, $left_corner = true,
$right_corner
> =
> true, $right_arrow = false) {
> $this->table_cellpadding = '0';
>
> if ($left_corner == true) {
> $left_corner = tep_image(DIR_WS_IMAGES .
> 'infobox/corner_left.gif');
> } else {
> $left_corner = tep_image(DIR_WS_IMAGES .
> 'infobox/corner_right_left.gif');
> }
> if ($right_arrow == true) {
> $right_arrow = '<a href="' . $right_arrow . '" >'
> tep_image(DIR_WS_IMAGES . 'infobox/arrow_right.gif',
ICON_ARROW_RIGHT) .
> '</a>';
> } else {
> $right_arrow = '';
> }
> if ($right_corner == true) {
> $right_corner = $right_arrow . tep_image(DIR_WS_IMAGES .
> 'infobox/corner_right.gif');
> } else {
> $right_corner = $right_arrow .
> tep_draw_separator('pixel_trans.gif',
> '11', '14');
> }
>
> $info_box_contents = array();
> $info_box_contents[] = array(array('params' =>
'height="14"
> class="infoBoxHeading"',
> 'text' => $left_corner),
> array('params' => 'width="100%"
> height="14"
> class="infoBoxHeading"',
> 'text' => $contents[0]['text']),
> array('params' => 'height="14"
> class="infoBoxHeading" nowrap',
> 'text' => $right_corner));
>
> $this->tableBox($info_box_contents, true);
> }
> }
>
> ~~~
>
> I'd greatly appreciate assistance in figuring out how to
get these images
> to
> display side by side.
>
>

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