Well you could do something like this:
while ($row = mysql_fetch_array) {
echo trtd$row[data1]/td/tr
}
This will print out a table row for every record.. Now if you just want to
print specific records then you might as well do that in the select
statement to your database and then use the
Well yah.. I mean you can move the array pointer by simply looping through
the array 16 times. But why not simply take care of this in your SELECT
statement?
SELECT .. blah blah blah.. ORDER BY firstname DESC LIMIT 16, 1
Returns one row starting with the 16th row ordered by the firstname in
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