actually, the most effective technique is very simple... all you need is a
query, the page number you want and the number of items on a page.First execute
your query but don't fetch the resuts. Keep in mind is that executing a query
takes a fraction of the time & resources it takes to fetch the
PaulCheung wrote:
I am really sorry to have to ask your help once again, but no matter how
hard I try I can't seem to understand how pagination works
I created a MySQL database called "test_db" and then set up the demo
table
"products". the products.php is just a dummy.
nate.php is the codin
At 01:36 PM 8/22/2007, you wrote:
I am really sorry to have to ask your help once again, but no matter how
hard I try I can't seem to understand how pagination works
Paul, here is how I would approach your problem (if I have understood
it correctly. I'm sure the experts on the list will be
ab
I am really sorry to have to ask your help once again, but no matter how
hard I try I can't seem to understand how pagination works
I created a MySQL database called "test_db" and then set up the demo table
"products". the products.php is just a dummy.
nate.php is the coding.
I am trying to pa