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Garth
Actually I have no way of reverting back (testing) on a previous version - the company I work for have upgraded to version 5 completely.JJ --- Garth Penglase <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:earlier versions would be great too. really appreciate it since this of great interest to me. cheers Garth >Hi Garth, > >Attached is a file which demonstrates how to do an >ebay style navigation in Witango as described by >Nicholas below. There is only a small piece of extra >code required - I have included comments in the file >but basically a limit is set on the number of results >to be returned and from that the total number of pages >is calculated with a simple for loop to show the |1| >|2| |3| stuff. > >This could be modified to work like the google >(Gooooooogle) search results navigation which is >similar..... > >I would have liked to make this ready to go and set up >a resultset to demonstrate on - this wasn't possible >though as in the search I needed to show where the >limit (@@request$limit) and start (<@ARG _start>) >variables are used... > >Also can I make the suggestion of implementing this >with the use of a custom tag - that way anytime you >want this functionality all you need to do is add 2 >lines of code! - If anyone needs to know how to do >this I can post a solution/instructions. > >Finally the attached will only work with version 5 >server (which I might add is very reliable and stable) >....if necessary I can post a taf that will work with >earlier versions. > >Regards, >JJ > >--- Garth Penglase <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> I'm interested in how best to do this in Witango >> Garth >> >> >Hi Nicholas, >> > >> >Why does it have to be done in Javascript anyway? >> It >> >can be done relatively straight forward with >> Witango >> >and still look exactly the same to the user as the >> >Javascript you've given below. >> > >> >If you change your mind let me know and I can >> describe >> >how to do it in Witango. >> > >> >JJ >> > >> > >> > >> >--- Nicholas Froome <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >> wrote: >> >> I posted a while ago about generating page >> numbers >> >> eBay-style for multiple result pages. I'd rather >> do >> >> this in javascript on a per-page basis than do >> it >> >> with Witango, and this is as far as I've got: >> >> >> >> <HEAD> >> >> >> >> <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JAVASCRIPT">> >> >> function GoToPage( id ) > >> >> { > >> >> window.location = ( > >> >> > >> > >>'http://www.bolide.co.uk/actions/image.taf?link=&start=' > >> >> + id); > >> >> } > >> >> </SCRIPT> > >> >>>> >> </head> >> >> >> >> <BODY> >> >> >> >> <!----------------- nav bar starts here >> >> ------------------> >> >> >> >> <a href="javascript: GoToPage('1');">1</A> | <a >> >> href="javascript: GoToPage('11');">2</A> | <a >> >> href="javascript: GoToPage('21');">3</A> >> >> >> >> <!------------------ nav bar ends here >> >> -------------------> >> >> >> >> etc, etc >> >> >> >> What I'd like to do is to calculate the number > > of > > >> pages from <@TOTALROWS> / <@NUMROWS>, round this > > >> total up, then use javascript to populate the > > nav > > >> bar automagically with the right numbers, and >> >> calculate the record number to start from from >> >> <@NUMROWS> >> >> >> >> The id number is the page number, and the start >> >> record = ((page number x >> <@NUMROWS>)-(<@NUMROWS>-1)) >> >> >> >> The final wrinkle would be to make the current >> page >> >> number bold> >> >>>> >> >> >> >> >> I know I can't do the javascript - can anyone >> help? >> >> I'll post the completed, tested code back to the >> >> list. The final results would be applicable >> across >> >> the board for any dynamically-generated pages >> >> >>________________________________________________________________________>> >> TO UNSUBSCRIBE: send a plain text/US ASCII email >> to >> >> [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> >> with unsubscribe witango-talk in >> the >> >> message body >> > >> > >> >__________________________________________________ >> >Do you Yahoo!? >> >Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. 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