I'm working on a web page that displays the tables of a database and their contents. The php script for accessing the database and displaying the tables is in place. Now I want to manipulate the web page layout so that the db tables are displayed in a series of folders with tabs, with the current table being visible. I can't get the right syntax for printing out <div>s within a php loop. Here's what I have ...
for($i = 1; $i=$tableLayout->ntab;$i++) {
// create tabs
print('<div id="Tab[$i]" class="tab"
style="position:absolute; left:80*[$i]px; top:185px; width:80px;
height:20px; z-index:1; visibility:visible">
<a href="javascript:turnOn('Tab[$i]','Folder[$i]')">Table 1</a>
print('</div>');
The code for the folders containing the db tables is similar. The function turnOn() is defined in the header, along with a javascript function for switching tabs and tables when the user clicks a tab. Is this a big syntax problem, or do I need to take a different approach?
Thanks, Robbie
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