Hello, first off let me introduce myself. I am a self taught HTML writer. My knowledge of HTML led me to a spot where I became a friend's webmaster. His site was built by someone else, and he used php (which as totally greek to me). I have been able to figure out how to make some things work, but I am working on a page that I can't crack. The site now uses a drop down menu to pull a page from the database. What I have been requested to do is use images with hyperlinks instead. I would like to use a put the images (100x100 thumbnails) in a table, but ultimately have the same effect. The code being used now is: <?php $loc = "roster"; @require("include/header.php"); ?> <div align=center> <form method=get action=roster.phtml> <select name=roster class=headline> <option value="">Select a wrestler »</option> <?php @require_once("include/database.php"); $result = dosql("SELECT * FROM roster ORDER BY refname"); while($row = mysql_fetch_assoc($result)) { print " <option value=$row[refname]>$row[name]</option>"; } ?> </select> <input type=submit value=View> </form> </div> <?php if($roster) { $result = dosql("SELECT * FROM roster WHERE refname='$roster'"); $row = mysql_fetch_assoc($result); $bio = str_replace("\n", "<br><br>", $row["bio"]); print "<div align=center>\n"; if($row["has_image"] == "T" || file_exists("../uploads/roster/image/$row[refname].jpg")) { print "<img src=http://wfawrestling.com/uploads/roster/image/$row[refname].jpg><br>\n"; } if($row["has_video"] == "T") { print "<a href=http://wfawrestling.com/uploads/roster/video/$row[refname].wmv>Click here to watch the entrance video!</a></br>\n"; } print "</div>\n"; print "<br>\n"; print "<b>Name:</b> $row[name]<br>\n"; print "<b>Height:</b> $row[height]<br>\n"; print "<b>Weight:</b> $row[weight]<br>\n"; print "<b>Hometown:</b> $row[hometown]<br>\n"; print "<br>$bio\n"; } ?> <?php @require("include/footer.php"); ?> Can anybody help figure this out?
So, what exactly do you want? Instead of using the list box, you want to use images as the links? Images can't be used inside of a <select> list, so you'll have to restructure a little bit.
Possibility, That is exactly what I want to do. How would I go about getting a script that do what I need? The thing with this is that I want to keep the upkeep of the sight simple. It was designed so that my boss could make easy updates to the site. He'd log into a special screen, put in the applicable info, and if there is an image (or even a video) to go with it, he just needed to make sure that the files are named properly, before he would FTP them into the server. If I were to be the only person updating the site, I could just set it up using HTML. Create a table, and then hyperlink the images straight to each section of the database (at least I think that I could do that). But I want to keep the site easy for my boss to update himself.