Let's see the whole thing, please.
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"Murray *ACE*" <forums@HAHAgreat-web-sights.com> wrote
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> $photo = isset($_GET['photo'])?$_GET['photo']:'photo1';
> $photo=($row_rs_properties[$photo]);
>
> Make sure that this comes AFTER the recordset.
>
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> Murray --- ICQ 71997575
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> "davecheet" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote
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>>I have six thumbnails on a page and a large image. On
clicking the
>>thumbnail
>> the thumbnail reloads the page with a URL variable
'photo' which then
>> becomes
>> the enlarged image source. All of that works
perfectly at the moment.
>>
>> However, the first time the page is loaded the URL
variable 'photo' is
>> not
>> present so I'm trying to use IF/ELSE to
automatically make it show 'photo
>> 1' if
>> URL variable 'photo' is not present.
>>
>> Unfortunately I just can't make it work. The image
source returns blank
>> when
>> no URL variable is present instead of defaulting to
>> $row_rs_properties['photo1']
>>
>> Can anyone suggest why this code doesn't work?
>>
>> Dave
>>
>> <?php
>> //set photo variable if URL variable is present
>> if(isset($_GET['photo']))
>> {
>> $photo=($_GET['photo']);
>> }
>> // set photo variable to photo 1 if URL variable is
not present
>> else{
>> $photo=($row_rs_properties['photo1']);
>> }
>> ?>
>>
>> //main image source uses $photo
>> <img src="images/propertyimages/<?php echo
$photo; ?>"
>>
>
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