On Wed, 2003-05-28 at 11:38, Shaun wrote: > ok, > > basically this is so I can implement page numbering on my search results, > the user submits the form and I want to be able to send the form results > back to the same page when the user clicks 'next' or 'previous'. > I do the very same thing as you, but I link to the same page. I have my search results show a count, and the user can choose a specific page, or they can use next and previous links. But I never leave the first page.
And my page uses both GET and POST...Also its an internally accessed page only so I don't have as many security aspect to deal with. I check from the presence of on of the $_POST variables that will always be present. If its there, I perform actions assuming a $_POST occurred. Otherwise I assume $_GET, as there will never be a case where both a POST and a GET happen at the same time. The search results are done as links to the $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] with get variables appended on the URL. This sets the page I'm looking at, then I use the offset and limit on the mysql query to build the next page. If you are interested I can send more specific code example... -- Tom In a world without boundaries why do we need Gates and Windows? -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
