I have scoured the Internet (notice how is shines!) and cannot find the solution I need. I am only a seudo-developer so bear with me. I have an existing site that for the most part uses flat include pages. On several of these pages though I want to have the ability to paginate the content so that it doesn't scroll into the nether regions. The site is dynamic and I am already using a Mod-rewrite rule to simplfy URL etc. Not sure what effect this will have if the solution for the pagination involves more variables (which I am sure most would). I am really surprised that there are not more articles written on this.
I have created (2) tables via MySQL for storing the article and page data. Can anybody give me some pointers on a simple solution? I am only dealing with about 5-6 of these sections that need multiple pages. So with only 6 article_id's I was thinking I could just pass that info on the include page to the function (which would be a seperate include). That way it will know which article to select data from without having to use GET_VARS, etc.
I have created (2) tables via MySQL for storing the article and page data. Can anybody give me some pointers on a simple solution? I am only dealing with about 5-6 of these sections that need multiple pages. So with only 6 article_id's I was thinking I could just pass that info on the include page to the function (which would be a seperate include). That way it will know which article to select data from without having to use GET_VARS, etc.