ok, since my last post inquireing about pagination on a web page was about a month ago and i STILL dont get it fully, i think i am entitled to create this thread. Ive read numerous tutorials on how to create the php code, but there is one thing i dont get: where does the 'data' that needs to go into the table go?? ie/. what file(s) do i have to create that would contain all this data???
btw:: its a small blog i am creating if anyone wants to know
This post was edited on 12-08-2005 at 09:35 PM by stoshrocket.
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RE: pagination returned (again)
quote:Originally posted by Methos2
where does the 'data' that needs to go into the table go?? ie/. what file(s) do i have to create that would contain all this data???
Do you not want to use MySQL?
quote:Originally posted by hmaster
pagination, not sure what you mean, can you give me an example please ?
Pagination is used to display data on multiple pages instead of one big page. For example, all the thread listings on this forum are paginated.
quoteriginally posted by Methos2
where does the 'data' that needs to go into the table go?? ie/. what file(s) do i have to create that would contain all this data???
Do you not want to use MySQL?
i would if at least one of the guides explained how to use mySQL to do it!
btw, the easiest way i can think about pagination is on google results:: the << prev 123 next >> type thing, i just want the numbers but am totaly confused
This post was edited on 12-09-2005 at 04:10 PM by stoshrocket.
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RE: pagination returned (again)
Wtf are you on about? Instead of getting everything from the table, just get five or six things
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pagination returned (again)
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