in reply to Loop counter only works for 2

The problem is if $rows is anything other than 2 it doesn't work, I can't figure out why it's not doing the block
    } elsif ($rows == $row_count) {
to print out the close table row tag like it does with the first script for the newlines.

On the first pass $row_count is incremented to 2. After that it always remains 2. So the above elsif will only be executed when $rows is set to 2.




HTH,
Charles K. Clarkson

PS Why are all the columns (<TD></TD>) set to 100% width? If the table has 2 columns, it's 200% wide.


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Re: Re: Just plain dumb
by rendler (Pilgrim) on Jan 09, 2002 at 14:01 UTC
    As for the TD tags they're set to 100% because of the fact that you can specify how many blocks there are in a row I want them to all have the same size. Which means that if there's 2 blocks in the row at 100% the blocks each take 50% of the page. Works a treat in opera but netscape 4.78 doesn't seem to like it very much, I have an example of what I'm trying to do at http://geocities.com/rendler/news.html
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      Set the <table> to your desired width, and the browser will spread the available space evenly if not told otherwise.
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        Actually it won't it'll only use up to the space that the block in the TD is filled up to and no more.
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