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[Jeff Slutz]

One possibility: you could set the offset as an invisible field in your
form.  Then after them form submission, when PHP gets the POST data, you
can set the new offset field as the previously submitted offset plus one.
Know what I mean?

Best,
JS

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Jeff Slutz
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On Fri, Nov 8, 2013 at 9:57 AM, John Randall <jmr642 at yahoo.com> wrote:

> I am fairly new to php and Javascript, as well as new to this list.
>
> I have a query to Solr using php, which works fine. I use a form page,
> with <form method= GET and an <input type = submit to activate the query,
> sending the first 10 hits to a table on a separate results page. However,
> on the results page I would like to add a button (type=submit or
> type=button) that would retrieve the next set of 10 records. On the results
> page, I set the $limit variable to 10 and this remains fixed, because I
> only want 10 records at a time.  I set the $offset variable to 0 for the
> first set of results and try to increment it  by 10 for the next set
> ($offset +=10;). However, as I understand html, once the results page is
> rendered, the $offset variable dies, so it cannot be incremented.
>
> I've tried making $offset global, but without success.
> I've tried using <input type=button with a JavaScript function to
> increment $offset, but it doesn't seem to remember the previous value.
>
> Does anyone have any ideas? Thanks in advance.
>
>
>
>
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