Hi the code worked well in the past but strange things happens : I update now the code

for (my $i = '0'; $i < $counter + 1;$i++) {
    my $j;
    #print "valeur de i $i <br />";

    if ($i <= 9) {
        $j = "0$i";
        #Here the code give the following error : Excessively long <> 
+operator at C:/xampp/perl/lib/Article.pm line 140.
    }else {
        $j = $i;
    }

    $string .= "<a href=\"/cgi-bin/recordz.cgi?lang=$lang&amp;page=mai
+n&session=$session_id&amp;min_index_our_selection=$min_index&amp;max_
+index_our_selection=$max_index&amp;country_swiss=$country_swiss&amp;c
+ountry_france=$country_france&amp;with_lang_french=$with_lang_french&
+with_lang_german=$with_lang_german&amp;with_lang_italian=$with_lang_i
+talian&amp;with_lang_english=$with_lang_english\" ><-$j-></a>&#160;&n
+bsp;";
    $min_index += 40;
}

if (($nb_page % 10) > 0) {
    $string .= "<br/>";
}

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2023-01-10 Athanasius restored original content.

In reply to Re^2: Need help with pagination by *alexandre*
in thread Need help with pagination by *alexandre*

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