If you're referring to using PHP to displays sets of MySQL data as pages, that's a whole lot to get across in e-mail, but Google is your friend: http://www.google.com/search?q=php +paging&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en- US:official&client=firefox-a Generally, you'll be using $_GET['somevar'], where 'somevar' is the page you're on. You go on from there to figure out what the next and previous page are. So here would be an example (I'm not dropping in error checking, and this is just a quick example, so there's always the possibility I have an error in the code).: <html> <?php $current_page = $_GET['somevar']; $max_page = 10; // could be a high page number you set from a mysql query, or it could be some number your pick if (!isnumeric($current_page)) { $current_page = 1; } elseif ($current_page > $max_page) { $current_page = $max_page; } elseif ($current_page < 1) { $current_page = 1; } $next_page = $current_page + 1; $previous_page = $current_page - 1; ?> ... <a href="this_doc.php?somevar=<?php echo $previous_page; ?>">Prev Page</a> || <a href="this_doc.php?somevar=<?php echo $next_page; ? >">Next Page</a> <?php // display stuff for $current_page ?> ... </html> A little note on the code above -- I have a personal preference for using 1 as the lowest/start page, and then offset it to 0 if I need to. Some people prefer to use 0 instead because it corresponds with the first result set in a database query. You can also use variants of the code above to turn off the linking for the last and first pages when you get to them. If this is your first foray into paging, let us know if you have any questions on structure or why what does what. I'm sure what you actually want is something MySQL-related, so when you get to a point that you need specific help there, hit the group up. -- Joe On Sep 25, 2008, at 2:10 PM, embroidtiger2008 wrote: > I was asking about PHP Paging Concept that how to do that sorry for > confusion. > > Still waiting for ur replies. > > Moin. > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
