[Resolved] Array to be shown on a row?

ajdegans

if($oxycfg["smileys"] == '1') {
// Smileys and codes
	$oxyshout->connect();
	$query = $oxyshout->query("SELECT code, image FROM ".$oxyshout->oxycfg['table_smileys']." WHERE theme = '".$oxycfg["theme"]."'");
	while($r = mysql_fetch_array($query)) {
	$tpl['help_smileys'] = $oxyshout->do_template("help_smileys");
		$tpl['help_smileys']  = str_replace ("{code}", $r["code"], $tpl['help_smileys']);
		$tpl['help_smileys']  = str_replace ("{smiley}", "<IMG SRC=\"shoutbox/templates/".$oxycfg["theme"]."/smileys/".$r["image"]."\" BORDER=0 ALT=\"".$r["code"]."\">", $tpl['help_smileys']);
		echo $tpl['help_smileys'];
	}
}

That snippet is referring to a template:

<div class="shoutsmiley">{smiley} = {code}</div>

I need to edit the above piece of code to show the array its creating on a row. (So the output must be AFTER eachother instead of UNDER eachother...) I looked into php.net for alternate commands but nothing worked n00b on the fly

Anyway, some one got a idea? Many thanks in advance 😉

TheDefender

Ccan you give an example of what you want the output to actually look like? Sorry, just not getting it from your description. (I think I understand, but I want to be sure)

Duey

Try the following:

echo str_replace("\n", "", $tpl['help_smileys']);

ajdegans

TheDefender: look at this site http://arnan.zerocom.nl you see the shoutbox and left of the form is a list (array) of smileys.,.. i want them to show next to eachother instead of underneath eachother 🙂

[example]
now it outputs eomthing like

A
B
C

i want it to output

A B C
[/EXAMPLE]

As for the

echo str_replace("\n", "", $tpl['help_smileys']);

Its not working, it doesnt makes any diference, i figured why: theres no \n to replace 🙁

TheDefender

The problem is most likely with this:
<div class="shoutsmiley">{smiley} = {code}</div>

Any time you close the <DIV> tag, it forces a new line. I am not sure how the class is defined for that div within the CSS, but maybe consider something like this:

<font class="shoutsmiley">{smiley} = {code}</font>

ajdegans

.shoutsmiley {
font-family: Verdana, Arial, Helvetica;
font-weight: none;
font-size: 10px;
color: #999999
}

is the class definition

ill try your suggestion now 🙂🆒

[edit]
dude you rock 🙂 eventhe writer of the script didnt know a sollution 🙁 and its so simple :queasy: lol thanks!

TheDefender

LOL, thanks... That's the one biggest thing I hate about the <DIV> tag... You can define a million attributes, but I still haven't figured out how get them to print out next to each other without being in a table...

You have a nice day...

ajdegans

so i might consider not using the <div> tag anymore but something random like i used <font> now...

TheDefender

Well, my thought process wasn't "random" when I referred you to using the <font> tag 😉 I was trying to point you to a tag that would allow you to format the text without the added line breaks... but yeah, this would be one area where the <div> tag may not be the way to go.