Martin Towell wrote:
> you might be able to put the id of the next/prev card as the value of the
> <option>
> and then use javascript to generate the url.
>
> the only reliance then would be that the browser as JS enabled, as the above
> should be possible with the most basic of JS
That's not all that different from what I'm doing. The following gets called
from the left arrow graphic:
function getLinkLeft(form) {
var prevDate= <?php echo "\"$prevDate\""; ?>;
var prevSrce= <?php echo "\"$prevSrce\""; ?>;
if (form.setarrows.value == "date") {
location=prevDate;
} else {
location=prevResults;
}
}
...
<a href="javascript:getLinkLeft(self)"><img src="arrow.gif"></a>
I know next-to-no javascript, so this has all been cobbled together via an
afternoon's research. It appears to be what _should_ work, but it only
behaves in one browser out of six I've tried (Safari).
I'd just as soon ditch the JS, since I don't want to rely on it being
enabled for this site. I just can't think of a server-side approach.
-e
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