Yes, sorry about that. :P I need to eat lunch now.
-Andy
> -Original Message-
> From: Chris Boget
> Subject: Re: [PHP-DB] RE: Search results
> you mean:
>
> mysql_num_rows();
>
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> You can use mysql_result_rows() to check whether any rows were returned;
> something like:
you mean:
mysql_num_rows();
?
Chris
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You can use mysql_result_rows() to check whether any rows were returned;
something like:
0){
while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($result)) {
//Do stuff with result rows here
}
}else{
echo "Sorry your search returned Zero Rows";
}
?>
HTH,
-Andy
>
Thanks very much Marcus. It worked like a charm.
Dennis
On Mon, 3 Sep 2001 14:02:07 +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Marcus Tobias) wrote:
> Hi Dennis!
>
> You can add the parameter "LIMIT" to your SQL query.
> Syntax: LIMIT $start_record,$record_count
> Example: $query_string = "select * from $table
hi
...and to be able to know the exact number of pages
do
$result = mysql_query("select count(*)");
$nb_pages = $result/$nb_records_per_page;
et voila! add this to marcus's suggestion and you have a full paging script,
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Hi Dennis!
You can add the parameter "LIMIT" to your SQL query.
Syntax: LIMIT $start_record,$record_count
Example: $query_string = "select * from $table where keywords like
'%$keyword%' limit 5,3";
This will return 3 records started with the 5. found record.
The startrecord has to increase on ne
