I know this a silly question, but I can't figure out if it's even
possible to get rid of that final annoying | in my pagination script.
<?echo "<p>Navigation</p>";
echo (($page !=1)?"<a href='".build_url("books.php", "page",
1)."'>first</a>":"first")." ... ";
echo (($page>1)?"<a href='".build_url("books.php", "page",
$page-1)."'>prev</a>":"prev")." | ";
for($i=$page; $i<=($page+$records_per_page-2)+1; $i++){
if ($i!=$page && $i<ceil($count/$records_per_page))
echo "<a href='".build_url("books.php", "page", $i)."'>$i</a>", " | ";
elseif ($i>ceil($count/$records_per_page))
continue;
else echo $i, " | ";
}
echo " | ... ".(($page<$count)?"<a href='".build_url("books.php",
"page", $page+1)."'>next</a>":"next");
echo " ... ".(($page<$count)?"<a href='".build_url("books.php", "page",
ceil($count/$records_per_page))."'>last</a>":"last");
//echo "<p>Table Order</p>";
echo "<br />Ordered alphabetically by book title : ";
echo $dir=="ASC"?"Ascending":"<a href='".build_url("books.php", "dir",
"asc")."'>Ascending</a>";
echo " | ";
echo $dir=="DESC"?"Descending":"<a href='".build_url("books.php", "dir",
"desc")."'>Descending</a>";
echo "<br />";?>
This produces a very nifty pagination - the problem is how to get rid of
the final pages that show up as greater than what is available. The
script above works fine, except it leaves that final | ...
Any simple solutions?
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