As of this verion, there is not a specific way to do this, so after some monkeying around I came up with this:
First I designated my User field 4 for my images. I enter the url to the image in that field.
Like so:
http:www.domainname.com/image/picture.jpg
Then in results_details.php
I modify the code for "user4"
CODE
if(mysql_result($data1,11,"h1")==0)
{
$str=str_replace("{user2label}",$users2,$str);
$str=str_replace("{user2}",mysql_result($data,0,'user2'),$str);
}
else
{
$str=str_replace("{user2label}","",$str);
$str=str_replace("{user2}","",$str);
}
if(mysql_result($data,0,"user2")!="")
{
$str=str_replace("{pic1}","<a href=\"",$str);
}
else
{
$str=str_replace("{pic1}","",$str);
}
if(mysql_result($data,0,"user2")!="")
{
$str=str_replace("{pic2}","\" target=\"$target\">
<img src=\"".mysql_result($data,0,'user2')."\" align=\"right\" height=\"80\" border=\"0\" /></a><br />",$str);
}
else
{
$str=str_replace("{pic2}","",$str);
}
I know it's not pretty, but I'm still new to this. What I've basically done here is create two addition tokens and broken up your average <a href> up. A piece before the {user4} token and a piece after to close it.
So in your template result_details_format.htm
Sandwich it up like so:
{pic1}{user4}{pic2}
The results create an entire <a href> on the template page, including a pop up window for a full-size version of the photo.
Hopefully this is save someone sometime! Please let me know if you have a better shortcut for it!