umm if you have to play with the table, it may get a bit tricky. Here is the code used to generate myadopts index table:
PHP Code:
$adoptTable = new TableBuilder("adopttable", 650);
$adoptTable->setAlign(new Align("center", "middle"));
$adoptTable->buildHeaders("Gender", "Name/Type", "Image", "Clicks", "Level");
while($aid = $stmt->fetchColumn()){
$adopt = new OwnedAdoptable($aid);
$gender = new TCell($adopt->getGender("gui"));
$nametype = new TCell("<em>{$adopt->getName()}</em> the {$adopt->getType()}");
$image = new TCell(new Link("myadopts/manage/{$aid}", $adopt->getImage("gui")));
$clicks = new TCell($adopt->getTotalClicks());
$level = new TCell($adopt->getCurrentLevel());
$adoptTable->buildRow(array($gender, $nametype, $image, $clicks, $level));
}
To change the header, simply edit the words inside the line $adoptTable->buildHeader(). To edit the actual contents, you will have to define each table cell with $cellName = new TCell("Contents inside"). Then add all table cells to the table row as shown in the last line $adoptTable->buildRow(). It is very convenient to use.
Note you can still just write a string of HTML code and use the below code to append it to your document:
PHP Code:
$html = "<table>Contents inside</table>";
$document->addLangvar($html);
It is not recommended though, since the GUI system is really good to use and moreover, it works well with the new URL system especially if you use relative url. Remember relative urls will not work with the script since we are having SEO friendly URL right now, unless you apply some complex trick to it.