Hi,
Wednesday, December 11, 2002, 2:05:25 AM, you wrote:
LR> Hi,
LR> Just wondering if anybody knows a script to display a resultset over several pages
using page numers & previous, next links.
LR> So far I've only found such scripts for mysql using the the following sql syntax
which is not odbc compliant: SELECT * from table LIMIT 0, 4
LR> I've looked at many sites to find such a script without luck so far...
LR> Thanks in advance for your help,
LR> -Luc
Here is a paging class I wrote, it is using mysql but the example is not using
the LIMIT feature so it should work with a little change for odbc.
<?
class page_class {
var $count = 0; //total pages
var $start = 0; //starting record
var $pages = 0; //number of pages available
var $page = 1; //current page
var $maxpages; //shows up to 2 * this number and makes a sliding scale
var $show; //number of results per page
function page_class($count=0,$show=5,$max=9){
$this->count = $count;
$this->show = $show;
$this->maxpages = $max;
($this->count % $this->show == 0)? $this->pages =
intval($this->count/$this->show) :$this->pages = intval($this->count/$this->show) +1;
if(!empty($_GET['search_page'])){
$this->page = $_GET['search_page'];
$this->start = $this->show * $this->page -$this->show;
}
}
function get_limit(){
$limit = '';
if($this->count > $this->show) $limit =
'LIMIT'.$this->start.','.$this->show;
return $limit;
}
function get_start(){
return $this->start;
}
function get_end(){
return ($this->start + $this->show);
}
function make_head_string($pre){
$r = $pre.' ';
$end = $this->start + $this->show;
if($end > $this->count) $end = $this->count;
$r .= ($this->start +1).' - '.$end.' of '.$this->count;
return $r;
}
function make_page_string($words,$pre='Result Page:'){
$r = $pre.' ';
if($this->page > 1){
$y = $this->page - 1;
$r .= '<a
href="'.$_SERVER['PHP_SELF'].'?search_page='.$y.$words.'">Previous</a> ';
}
$end = $this->page + $this->maxpages-1;
if($end > $this->pages) $end = $this->pages;
$x = $this->page - $this->maxpages;
$anchor = $this->pages - (2*$this->maxpages) +1;
if($anchor < 1) $anchor = 1;
if($x < 1) $x = 1;
if($x > $anchor) $x = $anchor;
while($x <= $end){
if($x == $this->page){
$r .= '<span class="s">'.$x.'</span> ';
}
else{
$r.= '<a
href="'.$_SERVER['PHP_SELF'].'?search_page='.$x.$words.'">'.$x.'</a> ';
}
$x++;
}
if($this->page < $this->pages){
$y = $this->page + 1;
$r .= '<a
href="'.$_SERVER['PHP_SELF'].'?search_page='.$y.$words.'">Next</a> ';
}
return $r;
}
}
//Usage
$searchword = 'MSIE';
$whatever = 'user=me';
mysql_connect("localhost", "user", "pw......") or die (mysql_error());
$Query = "SELECT COUNT(*) AS cnt FROM db.table WHERE agent LIKE '%" .$searchword. "%'";
if(!$result = mysql_query($Query)){
echo 'oops: '.mysql_error();
exit;
}
$row = mysql_fetch_array($result);
$count = $row['cnt'];
if($count > 0){
//start class total number of results,number of results to show,max number of
pages on a sliding scale (ends up as 2x this number..ie 20)
$page = new page_class($count,5,10);
$start = $page->get_start();
$end = $page->get_end();
$Query2= "SELECT * FROM db.table WHERE agent LIKE '%".$searchword. "%' ORDER BY
time_stamp ASC ";
$result = mysql_query($Query2) or die(mysql_error());
$hstring = $page->make_head_string('Results');
$pstring =
$page->make_page_string("&searchword=".$searchword."&whatever=".$whatever);//add
the other variables to pass to next page in a similar fashion
echo "<table><tr><td>".$hstring."</td></tr>";
$x = 0;
while($row = mysql_fetch_array($result)){
if($x >= $start){
echo '<tr><td>'.$x.' '.$row['agent'].' '.$row['time_stamp'].'</td></tr>';
}
$x++;
if($x > $end) break;
}
echo '<tr><td>'.$pstring.'</td></tr></table>';
}
//Note: the search variables on subsequent pages will be passed by GET method
?>
--
regards,
Tom
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