This looks hopeful thanks. Something like this is in the ( don't know what bird that is .?) o'reilly book but I couldn't get it to return anything. what you write is more informational. I will try."Michael Crane" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
hello, I have a webpage which includes a frame containing a table made of 24 tds which in turn contain little images. When the mouse clicks on a little image the appropriate larger image is loaded into an adjacent
frame.
Can somebody point me in the direction to do this in php without frames please ?
I've been looking most of the day but I can't see it.
regards
mick
Hi Mick,
you have to append the file name of the bigger version to your links as a parameter:
<a href="<?php= $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']; ?>?image=name_of_the_big_file1">big picture 1</a> <a href="<?php= $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']; ?>?image=name_of_the_big_file2">big picture 2</a> <a href="<?php= $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']; ?>?image=name_of_the_big_file3">big picture 3</a>
Exchange name_of_the_big_file1/2/3 with the file names of the big image versions. Then at the point where you want to show the big image include this code:
<?php if (isset($_GET['image'])) {
$image = basename($_GET['image']); echo '<img src="' . $image . '" border="0" alt="">'; } ?>
Of course you may have to alter the src attribute if your pictures are not in the same directory.
Hope this helps, regards.
Torsten Roehr
many thanks.
otherwise I think I can "include" the table in every page that is linked to. which is what I think people do. It's hard to guess when the source is invisible :)
Just started with php.
cheers
mick
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