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FotoWeb 6.0 User Guide - Customization - FotoWare

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3.4 Displaying images<br />

Customizing <strong>FotoWeb</strong> 3.0<br />

The images are displayed with ‘Image’ tag. This tag, however, can only exist in the context of ‘ImageList’,<br />

‘ShoppingCartList’ and some other tags. These are called ‘parent’ tags of the ‘Image’ tag. See ‘<strong>FotoWeb</strong> <strong>6.0</strong> Tag<br />

Reference’ document for complete lists of parents for ‘Image’ and other tags.<br />

When ‘ImageList’ is called with ‘rows’ and ‘columns’ attributes, it immediately prepares rows X columns images to<br />

be displayed. To actually display these prepares images, the ‘ImageRow’ and ‘Image’ tags are used. The<br />

‘ImageRow’ tag creates the rows for us, just like the ‘’ tag in Html, while the ‘Image’ tag works similar to the<br />

‘’ tag in Html.<br />

Note! For the remainder of this example, we will mostly only display the relevant code snippet of the template.<br />

Thus, it should be assumed that these snippets are to be inserted in the main template in correct context.<br />

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Example 42: Displaying images with 'ImageRow' and 'Image' tags.<br />

Screenshot 19: Displaying images with 'ImageRow' and 'Image' tags.<br />

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