hello dani and everyone here..
please help..
i try to create my own page number on my php file..
each pages, i wanna have page number at the bottom right..
some page call from the database.. so we dono how many pages it will take..
do u have any idea how to create it?
what languange should be use?
php? javascript? ..?
please help..
thank u
Jump to Posthow do you mean?
you want to number each php-script you have? or do you have an output (like a forum, onlineshop etc) that you want to chunk up.1) numbering you php-files: do it with en external text-file. write the name of the file and add a number:
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how do you mean?
you want to number each php-script you have? or do you have an output (like a forum, onlineshop etc) that you want to chunk up.
1) numbering you php-files: do it with en external text-file. write the name of the file and add a number:
index.php|1
main.php|2You can then get the name of the php-script with
$PHP_SELFand figure out the page-number from your textfile. That helps you to reorganize you project when adding or removing files from it.
2) splitting huge pages up:
When using a DB it is simple. First, get the number of rows:
SELECT COUNT(`ID`) FROM .... You can then restrict the output from MySQL for instance with
LIMIT 0,9. That gives you the first 10 entries from you query. On page two you use
LIMIT 10,19for the next ten entries and so on.
Using a textfile-system it is a bit fuzzier. Write similar functions like getallentries, getlimitedentries, and so on to keep you code tidy.
herm... its different sDjh,
i create a report.. this report are in php. it is created from combination of many different file. meaning.. at one main file, i just use @include to combine all other files..
some of this include file are shown data from databse. so, how to get a Sequence no for the page number..
please help
I hope I got you this time.
You have an index-file with a couple of includes
include("./report1/1.php"); //Page
include("./report1/2.php"); //Page 2and you want each page to have a unique ID at the bottom.
Do you know where the page ends or do you want to find out?
If you know, then you can just insert a running number.
$nb=1;
include("./report1/1.php"); //Page
$nb++;
include("./report1/2.php"); //Page 2If you have to find it out, than it shouldt be possible with CSS. I can't tell you exactly how (im not fluent to CSS) but I would start with something like:
<html>
<head>
<link type=stylesheet href="style.php?id=report1">and then generate in style.php dynamic CSS-Script that numbers you pages.
But for CSS I guess you better ask in the "Web Design" Forum.
Regards.
Simon
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