I am fairly new to php and Javascript, as well as new to this list.
I have a query to Solr using php, which works fine. I use a form page, with
<form method= GET and an <input type = submit to activate the query, sending
the first 10 hits to a table on a separate results page. However, on the
results page I would like to add a button (type=submit or type=button) that
would retrieve the next set of 10 records. On the results page, I set the
$limit variable to 10 and this remains fixed, because I only want 10 records at
a time. I set the $offset variable to 0 for the first set of results and try
to increment it by 10 for the next set ($offset +=10;). However, as I
understand html, once the results page is rendered, the $offset variable dies,
so it cannot be incremented.
I've tried making $offset global, but without success.
I've tried using <input type=button with a JavaScript function to increment
$offset, but it doesn't seem to remember the previous value.
Does anyone have any ideas? Thanks in advance.
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