Hi,

I have a database that contains several thousands of records.
I have a function that allows the user to view the records
depending on what their search string is.  Lets say that i
chose to view the database by year, then title, then description.
I would get about 111 records.  I only want to display 100
records and then show the remaining records.  This is what
i have thus far:


if ($count>$visible){
    print "<font size=2 face=helvetica>
               <a href=\"$ENV{'SCRIPT_NAME'}?$ENV{'QUERY_STRING'}&min=
+100\">
               Next (what ever is left) </a></font>";
}

It works in the sense that it only shows 100, but then again
it doesn't cause i don't know how to show the remaining records.

ThanX!
Kiko

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