I know I'm trying to re-invent the wheel, but it is because I don't know how they do it. I set up a script to pull a ruleset from mysql and then loop through each row in the set. I then check each row as it loops until I get to the row number I want and start echoing rows. I create the row numbers by a $m=0; outside the loop; $m++; inside the loop. Then I stop echoing rows when it reaches 50 iterations. The total iterations achieved is passed on to the next script that does the same thing but starting where the total left off. This causes a lot of overhead as all of the resultset are pulled for each script. Does anyone have a magic bullet for this? This functionality is what I take search engines to be demonstrating. If anyone can help, I could wipe the sweat of my processors brow! (and mine for that matter)
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