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| You mean the code below would produce 2 Columns?
To span a table with my framework i just used this code
in my output-template
<table>
{section name=3Dn loop=3D$data}
<tr>{foreach item=3Dval from=3D$data[n]} =20
<td style=3D"background-color:#{if
($smarty.section.n.iteration%2)=3D=3D0}D9D9D9{else}FFFFFF{/if};">{if
!$val} {else}{$val}{/if}</td>
{/foreach}
</tr>
{/section}
</table>
in this case $data is an 2dimensional array, as you will get it when
reading
some rows from a database. each row is an array stored as element of
another
one so here.
The 1st dimension i walk through with the section, the second one with
the foreach, because its associative.
hth
Ben
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Hi Gabriel,
thank you very much for the reply.
Unfortunately that doesn't help at all.
The problem is that a multi column table is needed.
The code below will only produce a table with one column.
<table>
{section loop=3D$data name=3Di}
<tr><td>{$data[i].image}</td><td>{$data[i].description}</td></tr>
{/section}
</table>
Thx anyway and have a nice w end!!
Regards Pete
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