The technique you are looking for is usually referred to as "recordset
paging".  A Google search for PHP Recordset Paging brought back a slew of
hits.  Find one that appeals to you/explains what it does so you can use it.

HTH,
Tore.


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From: "Stitchin'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, February 27, 2003 11:48 AM
Subject: I'm not sure if this is HTML question or PHP...


> I've had great success with my first PHP/mySql project.  It's a catalog to
> showcase my embroidery designs.  My embroidery database is working, the
php
> code I embedded in my FrontPage2002 pages is working great, I can click on
> my admin button and upload info into the database.
>
> Because of the pictures that come up with each line item of design detail
> ...I'm concerned that when the member searches for the designs, if it
brings
> up too many on one screen that the users will be able to take a nap while
> the screen loads.  Is there a way for me to tell the web page to only
load,
> lets say 6 on a page and have a button to go to the next 6 until all the
> designs that fit the criteria are gone through?
>
> Thanks to those out there who have responded to my previous issues ...
it's
> nice to know that there are members of this group willing to take time to
> answer questions from such greenies out there like me with respect and
> kindness.  You've given me the courage to continue and I'm almost done
with
> my first adventure into this wonderful new world for me.
>
> Renee :)
>
>
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