thanks to the poster on the substr page i made a modification to it so it
now splits the content into pages lemme know anyone if this is useful
usage: page_content($content,15,$_GET['page']);
function page_content($content,$limit,$page)
{
$array = explode(\r\n, $content);
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on Wednesday, July 30, 2003 9:33 PM said:
your example doesnt work
Then fix it, don't complain to him. He spent his own time (either work
time or personal time) to write it for you. Do you expect him to fully
test it before he sends it?
and the
Another solution would be to abandon the idea of a fixed size
background. Try to make it variable instead.
althought not the most cross browser effective, you could also try some css
to fix the background...
style=background-repeat=none
should do the job.
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on Thursday, July 31, 2003 9:44 AM said:
althought not the most cross browser effective, you could also try
some css to fix the background...
style=background-repeat=none
should do the job.
The problem is not fixing the background in place. The problem
hi there , i have an issue trying to split content into pages , we have a
popup with content and a background image with a set height , when there is
more content the background repeats , theoretically i'd want to split the
content into pages after a given length or line length or where it meets
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on Wednesday, July 30, 2003 6:35 PM said:
hi there , i have an issue trying to split content into pages , we
have a popup with content and a background image with a set height ,
when there is more content the background repeats , theoretically i'd
ok let me explain , its straight up text content from the database , say
its scrolls for ages , i need to split it into pages , so i get the length
of the string up to the last paragraph which fits i need to split it there
any idea ?
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on Wednesday,
maybe somehow with a substr function that gets the position of the last
paragraph ??
ok let me explain , its straight up text content from the database ,
say its scrolls for ages , i need to split it into pages , so i get the
length of the string up to the last paragraph which fits i need to
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on Wednesday, July 30, 2003 7:04 PM said:
ok let me explain , its straight up text content from the database ,
say its scrolls for ages , i need to split it into pages , so i get
the length of the string up to the last paragraph which fits i need
Is there a reason this can't be solved with a CSS background-repeat: repeat-y;
? Or is download time of individual pages an issue?
This is really a client-side issue. The math is going to vary depending on
each user's settings- which font is used, the size of the font, random
browser
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on Wednesday, July 30, 2003 7:17 PM said:
Is there a reason this can't be solved with a CSS background-repeat:
repeat-y; ? Or is download time of individual pages an issue?
That can look funny of course if the picture doesn't tile well.
The math is
this isnt a client side issue it'll defeat the purpose if i dont repeat the
background image and then let the text flow over it , its supposed to look
like a notepage for a blogger
Is there a reason this can't be solved with a CSS background-repeat:
repeat-y; ? Or is download time of individual
Excellent point. A compromise, then?
How about using the background-repeat: repeat-y; and not trying to do any
math. Just decide how long the content should be, and wrap the page at the
next sentence. That way, you make the end users happy, but don't risk an ugly
page. For 150 characters,
ok i have an idea , i have a solution which may work i dont know just yet ,
ok say the strlen of the entire content is 1675 , the strlen of the content
up to the last paragraph is 1300 , how can i substr this to get the next
block of text from 1300 and also increment if there is more pages ??
your example doesnt work , and the whole purpose of this is because the
background image wraps if there is too much text , i'm also trying to
figure out of leaving it this way and add a few page breaks at the certain
length so the text doesnt go over the dark edge as u cant see it any ideas ?
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