Hi!
Do you have a primary key field in the table? If yes, you can after
displaying the first 10 records you can put the primary key values of those
records in an array and have "primary_key_fiels NOT IN
(array_values_seperated_by_commas)" in your quesry.. So when you display
your first page with 1
Pass along a hidden form which documents exactly what rows have already
been shown
then you could use
$seen=explode(':', $seen); to break it into an array...
after that use a foreach to add a 'and id != '.$seen into the sql query
for every element in $seen... thus not allowing duplicates on
could you perhaps do the select on the first page, then store the results in
a session (array) and just load different indexed portions of the resultset
each page?
only problem there is that you wouldn't get any refreshed results while
browsing those pages - but i don't know if this matters for y
yea, i know how to display 10 results per page, but that doesnt work when
you want to do a ORDER BY rand() query.
"Gurhan Ozen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> are you just looking for a way to display 10 results per page? If yes
then
> you can
are you just looking for a way to display 10 results per page? If yes then
you can just use LIMIT to limit your result to 10 .. So, for the first page,
you can do "SELECT LIMIT 1, 10;" and for the second page "SELECT ...
LIMIT 11, 20" etc etc .
You can sure use "ORDER BY" with "LIMIT" to t
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