Geir Bækholt wrote:
>Hello Mike,
>
>Saturday, September 01, 2001, 16:18:37, you wrote:
>
>MS> I am working with a tiny table called TrainingSchedule. One of the
>MS> columns is called Subject and contains a G, H or U. I've figured out
>MS> how to dump the TinyTable into a html table using <dtml-in>.
>
>MS> My question: How do I substitute a graphic for the letter in my pretty
>MS> html table?
>
>MS> Mike
>
>if you have a folder named for instance "/icons" with three GIFs, with
>ids G, H and U , you could probably do something like :
>
><!-- warning : untested code -->
>
><dtml-in mytable>
>
> |||table stuff|||
>
><dtml-with icons>
><dtml-var "_[_['sequence-item']]">
></dtml-with>
>
> ||||more table stuff||||
>
></dtml-in>
>
>note that this will result in an error if the letter in the table does
>not have a corresponding GIF (if it works at all..)
>
>
But it won't be "sequence-item" because it is coming from a tiny table.
It will be "Subject". I think this is a good aproch.
More untested code:
<dtml-with icons>
<dtml-var "_[Subject]">
</dtml-with>
If you put the icons in the same folder as the tinytable you won't need the dtml-with
tags. The _[Subject] will get the value of the object with the name *stored it* the
object Subject.
If there is any chance that the graphic won't exist or that Subject will be empty then
you might want to look at the dtml-try tag.
Phil.
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