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Database Pagination (Next/Previous)
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| Submitted on: |
7/28/2001 11:40:02 PM |
| By: |
Jeremy McAnally
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Intermediate |
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By 10 Users |
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Cold Fusion 4.5 |
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Well....I learned some ColdFusion and I thought I'd post this little code to help when you have loads of information to show from a database, and you just need it seperated into pages.
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 11/7/2001 11:55:34 AM: Summer S. Wilson
Thank you for the well commented code. I have doing ColdFusion for awhile but had not yet had a time when I needed pagination until I started work on my current project. Your code was easy to follow and way easier to learn from than most of the tutorials I've seen on how to do it. Thanks again.
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2/2/2002 4:18:01 PM: Helene Paquin
This project seems very interesting but it is missing files the CFPreviousNext.cfm is not included.
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3/26/2002 3:18:01 AM: veron
To Helena,
Rename dbpage.cfm to CFPreviousNext.cfm and run it (as it's being posted back to the same page). Remember to create the ODBC Data Source. The code will run fine. Cheers!
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7/6/2002 2:21:27 AM: Talha
hi
i saw ur code and found it great.i was wondering if u could tell me how to do the same thing in php.
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7/6/2002 2:22:23 AM: Sarah
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i found ur pagination code great but i was wondering if u could tell me how to do the same thing in php.
Thanks
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3/9/2005 10:22:42 PM:
I was able to quickly adapt this to my situation. Don't get hung up on the file name "CFPreviousNext.cfm" in the example. Just substitute the name of your file for CFPreviousNext.cfm. For example, my file was books.cfm, so in all the href tags I used books.cfm instead of CFPreviousNext.cfm.
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