Re: [PHP] back and forward through a result query

2002-10-30 Thread Marek Kilimajer
basicly you need to do select .. limit $ptr, 1 and links prev = $ptr-1 (if $ptr!=0) and next = $ptr +1 (if $ptr < select count(*)) Petre Agenbag wrote: Rick, thanks, I will check the lists, but I'm not sure that will resolve my problem, I don't want to limit the display in the initial

RE: [PHP] back and forward through a result query

2002-10-29 Thread Davy Obdam
Hi Petre Why not use LIMIT in your query? Like this: ".$sql['id'].""; } //navigation Echo" ".($prev>=0?"Previous page":"")." ".($total_count>=$next+1?"Next page":"").""; ?> I hope this helps you. Best regards, Davy Obdam The Netherlands mailto:info@;davyobdam.com > -Oorspronkelijk

Re: [PHP] back and forward through a result query

2002-10-29 Thread Petre Agenbag
Rick, thanks, I will check the lists, but I'm not sure that will resolve my problem, I don't want to limit the display in the initial result set, I want to have a page that lists ALL the hits above each other, and it's only once you click through to the next page that I want to start "walking" th

Re: [PHP] back and forward through a result query

2002-10-29 Thread Rick Emery
This is a common requirement; check the archives and/or php.net, phpbuilder, etc. What you will do is use mysql's LIMIT parameter on your select; go to mysql.com to read about it. Lets assume you wish to display 20 lines per page; assume you use a pointer, $ptr, to determine where you are in a sea

Re: [PHP] back and forward through a result query

2002-10-29 Thread Petre Agenbag
PS, also, I would need to know and handle the beginning and end of that array, ie, if there isn't a next or previous, I wouldn't want to display a next or forward button, or maybe disable it... Thanks On Tue, 2002-10-29 at 14:06, Petre Agenbag wrote: > Hi > I need to do the following, and have a