skinnypspplayer
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Here's my situation:
I have just recently implemented an upload form onto my website that allows users to browse and upload their photos to the site. So far, I have had little to no problems with it. Now I need to display the photos.
I don't want to just display them in one large column (I already know how to do that) but rather display them in a HTML table. This might make it easier to understand:
Column 1 - Column 2 - Column 3 - Column 4
data #1 - data #2 - data #3 - data #4
data #5 - data #6 - data #7 - data #8
data #9 - data #10 - data #11 - data #12
...and so on.
Any help? If you need more of an explanation, just ask.
Colanth:
Since photos are being uploaded at random times, that would require me to actually edit the web page myself to add in a new table insert every time photos are uploaded.
For example, look at pagination used for MySQL. Whenever certain data is added to a MySQL database, depending on how much data is in there, pagination will make a new page to display more data.
This is similar to what I need except it's regarding putting info in a table with 4 columns (and however many rows).
Any help?
I have just recently implemented an upload form onto my website that allows users to browse and upload their photos to the site. So far, I have had little to no problems with it. Now I need to display the photos.
I don't want to just display them in one large column (I already know how to do that) but rather display them in a HTML table. This might make it easier to understand:
Column 1 - Column 2 - Column 3 - Column 4
data #1 - data #2 - data #3 - data #4
data #5 - data #6 - data #7 - data #8
data #9 - data #10 - data #11 - data #12
...and so on.
Any help? If you need more of an explanation, just ask.
Colanth:
Since photos are being uploaded at random times, that would require me to actually edit the web page myself to add in a new table insert every time photos are uploaded.
For example, look at pagination used for MySQL. Whenever certain data is added to a MySQL database, depending on how much data is in there, pagination will make a new page to display more data.
This is similar to what I need except it's regarding putting info in a table with 4 columns (and however many rows).
Any help?