If I'm reading you right, all your concerns are serverside..
Problem 1
Seems simple enough...
<cfquery name="images">
SELECT *
FROM re_Image
WHERE propID = #whatever# --Use cfqueryparam... too lazy to type
</cfquery>
Once you have that,
if images.recordcount gt 0{
//you have images, display them
}else{
// No images. Sorry.
}
Problem 2
Have a look at some of the other sites for inspiration. Used Car sites
are also good. I like drive.com.au. and carsales.com.au
Seona Bellamy wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> Putting together a real estate listing for our website, and thought
> that this might be a good place to use a simple (relatively) Flash
> Form. Good in theory, but causing problems in practise. The problem I
> currently have is twofold:
>
> PROBLEM 1:
> Trying to get all the necessary data is doing my head in! Whenever I
> have to work with all but the simplest relationships between two
> tables, I just tie myself in knots. I currently have the following
> basic structure in my database:
> re_property (propID, agentID, propName, ...)
> re_agent (agentID, agentName, ...)
> re_image (imageID, propID, imageURL)
>
> Each property comes under one agent, and can have between 0 and 5
> images associated with it. I've tried using the ideas in some of my
> other queries (which some of the clever folk on this list helped me
> with a while back) but they don't seem to allow for the possibility of
> the zero-relationship. I have one test property record with no
> assocaited images, and all my attempts at a query have either omited
> it from the recordset or associated it with the three images from the
> other test property.
>
> If anyone can set me on the right track with this, it would be greatly
> appreciated. As far as I can tell, to use it in a binding between a
> <cfgrid> and a details panel, I need all of the data to come out of
> one query.
>
> PROBLEM 2:
> Once I get these elusive images, I want to display them in the details
> panel. I've searched around quite a bit, but I can't seem to find what
> I'm looking for. Ideally, I would prefer not to just display them all
> marching down the page, but in a nice little thumbnail arrangement
> where there is one big image and then a list of other images that,
> when clicked on, will replace the current main image.
>
> Did that sentence make any sense? Hope so. :) Anyway, if anyone
> understands what I'm trying to do and has any suggestions about where
> I could look for answers, that would be great.
>
>
> Oh, also feel free to let me know if what I want to do isn't possible
> with Flash Forms and I should be looking at working on my JavaScript
> skills or something instead.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Seona.
>
>
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