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Hi,
Assuming you are outputing all pages:
1) Create functions beforePage() and afterPage() which will start and end a page. At the very least, afterPage() will need to do a 'page throw', whatever that is for you. For an html situation, beforePage() might start a <table> and afterPage() would end it.
2) Create and initialise a variable called $iLine at the top of your code somewhere.
3) Change the innermost loop to call the functions like this:
4) you may want to call afterPage() at the end to clean up the last page e.g.:
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Assuming you are outputing all pages:
1) Create functions beforePage() and afterPage() which will start and end a page. At the very least, afterPage() will need to do a 'page throw', whatever that is for you. For an html situation, beforePage() might start a <table> and afterPage() would end it.
2) Create and initialise a variable called $iLine at the top of your code somewhere.
Code:
$iLine = 0;
3) Change the innermost loop to call the functions like this:
Code:
for($f=0; $f<$length6; $f++){
// New code:
if ($iLine > $my_lines_per_page) {
afterPage(); // End the page
$iLine = 0;
}
if ($iLine == 0) {
beforePage(); // start new page
}
$iLine++; // current line number in page
// Old code:
echo '<li>', $list1[$a], ' ', $list2[$b], ' ', $list3[$c], ' ', $list4[$d], ' ', $list5[$e], ' ', $list6[$f], '</li>';
$counter++;
if($counter === $limit) break 2;
}
Code:
if ($iLine > 0) {
afterPage(); // End last page
}