PL/SQL TOOLKIT + STORED PROC / APEX VAR

Hi guys,
i can't find a good example on how to use pl/sql toolkit with var taken from the page or stored proc:
An example. I want to build a thumbnails of img:
Let's say i use this to build my image grid:
for x in 1..5 loop
htp.p('<table border=1><tr>');
for x in 1..5
loop
htp.p('<td>a</td>');
end loop;
htp.p('</tr></table>');
Now how i would like to use a code as follows to
<img src="#OWNER#.display_thumb?p_photo_id=' (PHOTO_CATALOG_ID,80) || ' "/ WIDTH=100 HEIGHT=100>'
Assuming that all my code is working how should i rewrite the <td>a</td> tag with an img src tag
a)htp.p
b)htp.img
Other question: is apex developed using pl/sql toolkit?
Thanx a lot for this
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Marcello Nocito
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Marcello Nocito

Hello,
The following is the best place to start if you are interesting in creating new pages using the web toolkit. Pay special attention to the initialization and ending statements Scott is using - http://spendolini.blogspot.com/2006/04/custom-export-to-csv.html
Hope this can help,
Arie.

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Maybe someday! : )
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