Re: phantom <table> tags

Please correct the code, I made a mistake:

> <!** list article onfrontpage is on>
>     <!** if image 100>
>         <img src=3D"/cgi-bin/get_img?<!** urlparameters>">
>     <!** endif>
> <!** endlist>

Change
         <img src=3D"/cgi-bin/get_img?<!** urlparameters>">
to
         <img src=3D"/cgi-bin/get_img?<!** urlparameters image 100>">

Mugur

--- [email protected] wrote:
> Thanks Mugur,
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> http://code.campware.org/manuals/campsite/2.3/index.php
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> doug
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> Mugur Rus <[email protected]>
> 08/02/2005 11:07 PM
> Please respond to campsite-support
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>         To:     [email protected]
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>         Subject:        Re: [campsite-support] phantom <table> tags
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> --- [email protected] wrote:
> > Actually, I'm trying to follow the manual in Section 3.5.3 "Including=
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> > Images in the Section Listing," where it advises:
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> > The answer is quite simple. Create a body field in your Article Type=20
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> > will only contain the image that goes into the section listing. Let's=
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> > we call this variable 'sectionimage'. Then all you need to add in the=
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> > section listing to display the image is:
> > <!** print article sectionimage>
> > This will then generate the HTML code as saved in the database. And i=
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> > case that means it will create the image tag including the image. You=
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> > could even generate a little subtitle for the image in this field whe=
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> > entering the article text and images.
> Yes, this is an old example but it's not the only way and maybe not the=
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> > What I want to do is display the article's image on the front page - =
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> > its text - if the 'display on front page' checkbox is ticked. So I=20
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> > the template language statement would include first an If statement f=
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> > whether the article is on the front page, but how do I tell the parse=
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> > number of the photo, when this will be changing?
> <!** list article onfrontpage is on>
>     <!** if image 100>
>         <img src=3D"/cgi-bin/get_img?<!** urlparameters>">
>     <!** endif>
> <!** endlist>
> Now, you'll have to come up with a convention like: "all images that ar=
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> displayed on the front page will have the number 100".
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> The image number is like a label, it's just that you can't name them wi=
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> up are for use in article body fields.
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> Mugur
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> > Mugur Rus <[email protected]>
> > 08/02/2005 10:47 PM
> > Please respond to campsite-support
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> >         To:     [email protected]
> >         cc:=20
> >         Subject:        Re: [campsite-support] phantom <table> tags
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> > Don't display images from article fields, instead use template langua=
ge:
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> > <!** if image [image_nr]>
> >     <img src=3D"/cgi-bin/get_img?<!** urlparameters [image_nr]>">
> > <!** endif>
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> > See the manual for more details.
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> > Mugur
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> > --- [email protected] wrote:
> > > Hi all,
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> > > I've run into what may be an undocumented feature, but wanted to as=
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> > > I'm on 2.2.2 (expecting to upgrade to 2.3.0 any minute now) and wan=
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> > > display the image from an article. The image field is called=20
> > > 'teaser_image'.
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> > > The template looks like this:
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> > > <!** List Article OnFrontPage Is On>
> > > <!** Print Article teaser_image>
> > > <!** EndList>
> > > <!** endlocal>
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> > > The output, however, includes an entire table for the image:
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> > > <table border=3D0 cellspacing=3D0 cellpadding=3D0 align=3Dnone>
> > > <tr><td align=3D"center"><img=20
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> > > alt=3D"RDFW bunker" BORDER=3D0 HSPACE=3D5 VSPACE=3D5></td></tr>
> > > <tr><td align=3D"center" class=3D"caption">RDFW bunker</td></tr>
> > > </table>
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> > > Seeing as I'm trying to avoid tables at all costs, I want to suppre=
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> > > this junk. But how?
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> > > doug
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