How does that not work?

We don't know what you expect and what you think is wrong with the output.

I assume that you pasted the rendered HTML output, but you may want to reduce your program to the bare minimum. Is the CGI part necessary for testing your program?

Update: Maybe you want to go line by line over this loop and explain what you are doing there and why:

    for (my  $i = '0'; $i < $nb_page+ 1;$i++) {
        my $n2 = $i %= 10;
        $min_index += 40;    
        $string .= "<a href=\"/cgi-bin/recordz.cgi?lang=FR&amp;session
+=1&page=historique&amp;article=1amp;min_index=$min_index&amp;max_inde
+x=40\" ><-$n2-></a>&#160;&nbsp;";        
        $nb_page--;
    }

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I suggest you use a Perl-style loop instead of a C-style loop and use

for my $i (0..$nb_page) {
    ...
}

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Also, why do you use my $i = '0'; instead of my $i = 0;?

Why do you decrement $nb_page at the end of the loop?

What is the $min_index variable about?

What is the $i variable supposed to hold and why do you keep it below 10?

In reply to Re^13: Need help with pagination by Corion
in thread Need help with pagination by *alexandre*

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