Hai,
From your writing this is wat i understood. U have some set of datas which u want to show in different pages. The pages should be traversed without any break in continuity.
I have gone thr the Emperl help page at this
link.
In that link i found the following content..
Embperl facilitates embedding Perl code into HTML/XML or other text do
+cuments. Perl code is evaluated at the server side and the result is
+sent to the browser. All available Perl modules can be used without a
+ny restriction.
If embperl supports installing external modules u can use
HTML::Pager, which is a perfect pagination tool.
Try this
Good Luck
Prasanna.k
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