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PAGING inside a TABLE

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May 10th, 2008
does anybody know how to do PAGING using PHP inside a table.
you see, my page is divided into 2 (i used tables) the left side views the profile of a PATIENT(name,address...etc.) while on the right side of the table are dates when the patient received his/her check-up.
Now, i want to apply paging on the RIGHT side of the table so that if the patient receive his/her check-up in many different dates then he/she can just press "previous","next" but still viewing it in the right side of the table.

in short, i wnat to apply paging only to the right side of the table.
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Re: PAGING inside a TABLE

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May 10th, 2008
if you are having a table
then you can just do something like this :
  1. <table width=40% height=80% align="" >
  2. <tr><td>left side</td><td>rightside<?php
  3. //You Pagination goes here
  4. ?></td></tr>
  5. </table>
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