I have a hash full of information and I want two things to occur. I want only six hash elements printed per page, if there are more than six, a link to a url_param for a new page will be created to link to the next set of six (and so on, and so forth). So basically, I want it setup so only six hash parts will be displayed on a single page and have the script automatically create a page link to all other pages (if there are more than six).

Let's say I have 38 hash keys. I will have keys 1-6 on page 1, 7-12 on page 2 ........ 37-88 on page 7. And on the bottom of the displayed information will be a link for each set of six images. All I need to know is how to setup the link for each six and if there are extras (like we had 38, those last 2 keys would be on their own page) those get listed too.

Thank you.

In reply to dividing a hash by sets of $num by Anonymous Monk

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