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Displaying data at 5 items per line on a web page
If you want to display a list of items in (say) 5 columns on a web page, use a table. A loop in PHP will let you generate all the table cells very easily, then add in a little extra code to deal with: a) The very first cell (you need to open table and row) b) Every fifth cell (you need to start a new row) and c) The very last cell (you need to pad out the last row and close the table). Like an example? Working demonstration here Source code here (written 2006-08-14) Associated topics are indexed as below, or enter http://melksh.am/nnnn for individual articles H106 - PHP - Arrays[409] Functions and commands with dangerous names - (2005-08-11) [603] PHP - setting sort order with an associative array - (2006-02-13) [773] Breaking bread - (2006-06-22) [1116] PHP adding arrays / summing arrays - (2007-03-23) [1199] Testing for one of a list of values. - (2007-05-22) [1451] More PHP sample and demonstration programs - (2007-12-01) [1614] When an array is not an array - (2008-04-17) [2215] If nothing, make it nothing. - (2009-06-02) [2274] PHP preg functions - examples and comparision - (2009-07-08) [2915] Looking up a value by key - associative arrays / Hashes / Dictionaries - (2010-08-11) [2920] Sorting - naturally, or into a different order - (2010-08-14) [3004] Increment operators for counting - Perl, PHP, C and others - (2010-10-18) [3379] Sorting data the way YOU want it sorted - (2011-08-05) [3534] Learning to program in PHP - Regular Expression and Associative Array examples - (2011-12-01) [4068] Arrays in PHP - contain different and even mixed data types - (2013-04-24) [4072] Splitting the difference with PHP - (2013-04-27) [4244] Disambiguation - PHP List - (2014-03-07)
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