Make 4 columns in my while loop

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Below is my while loop table, currently it's showing just one item per row. I can't seem to figure out how to get 4 items/columns to show before it shows a new row below. Any help with this would be much appreciated, thank you!

Jerome

PHP

<table style="background-color: white">


<?php
				while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($rs)) {
	?>

PHP

<tr <?php //if ($i % 2) echo ' style="background-color: #ECECFB;"';?>>	
<td class="rows"><font color="4D4D4D" size="3"><? echo '<a type="video/x-matroska" href=file://///'.$row["Link"].' target=blank>'.$row["Name"].'</a>' ?><br />
<? echo '<a type="video/x-matroska" href=file://///'.$row["Link"].' target=blank><img src='.$row["Picture"].' height=210px width=141px></a>' ?><br />
<? echo '('.$row["Type"].')' ?>   <? echo $row["Year"] ?>   <? echo $row["Rating"] ?>   <? echo date('H:i', mktime(0,$row["Length"])); ?><br />
<? echo $row["Genre"] ?><br />
<? if ($row["Queue"]==='x') { 
echo 
"<center><a title=Remove From Watch List href='deletequeue.php?id=".$row['ID']."'><img align='center' width='20px' src='http://www.ourlittlelucas.net/ourflix/images/Minus.png'></a></td></font></center>"; 
} 
else { 
echo "<center><a title=Add To Watch List href='addqueue.php?id=".$row['ID']."'><img align='center' width='20px' src='http://www.ourlittlelucas.net/ourflix/images/Plus.png'></a></td></font></center>"; 
}
?>
</td></tr></font>
<?php $i++?>
<?php
}
?>
</table>

Posted 14-Oct-14 7:06am

jump_ace

Updated 14-Oct-14 8:10am

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W∴ Balboos, *GHB* · Accepted Answer · 2014-10-14T08:49:00

I only see one <td> set - per row - you need one for each column. It's rather congested looking code - spaces and newlines are free - and should be used to easy readability.

roughly, you'd want to have a format as follows:

<table>

for(your loop pars) {
 ECHO   <tr>
 ECHO "<td> $value1 </td>"
 ECHO "<td> $value2 </td>"
 ECHO "<td> $value3 </td>"
 ECHO "<td> $value4 </td>"
 ECHO   </tr>
}

</table>

Each iteration through the loop creates a row in the table

.