Hi,
I am just wondering if it is possible to explicitely set the cursor in
the object which is returned by
mgd_list_topic_articles(int topic)
to a given position.
I have a page which lists news. I want to have exactly N news per page
followed by a link to the next N older news. I am currently doing this
by calling fetch()
K x N times before entering the loop which displays the next N articles.
K is the "page history depth".
This works, but I wonder if there is a smarter way. I do not want to
filter the news by a time window, because the news feed is irregular. I
could, of course, filter the news by the type field which would be set
at posting time and incremented every N postings.
Back to my intitial question: Is there an easier way to do this by
setting the cursor directly?
Frank
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