QuickOldCar
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how to make this pagination work with search results?
QuickOldCar replied to lovephp's topic in PHP Coding Help
You also want to never use a negative value so if less than 1 make it one again. if($page < 1){ $page = 1; } -
how to make this pagination work with search results?
QuickOldCar replied to lovephp's topic in PHP Coding Help
You want to see if page is set in the GET and not empty, otherwise set it to 1 if(isset($_GET['page'] && trim($_GET['page'] != '')){ $page = $_GET['page']; }else{ $page = 1; } -
Did you ever notice the most common and frequent things need to do in coding never have a well made function?
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Tip of the day: HTTP referer - The word referer is mispelled in most coding and should have been referrer. Although some spell it correctly such as any using DOM.
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When kids talk in class, here is how they handle the punishment. for($i=1;$i<=1000;$i++){ echo "I will not talk in class.
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Check to see if actually getting a response then check if it's valid. http://jsonlint.com/
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That is a vague question. Is many variables to them that could make them slower. By default they are fast. A big helper would be to cache the results or pages somehow. Optimize queries and create an index for the database. Only fetch data you are using Don't load lots of images or large ones, cache smaller thumbnail versions of them when can. Use gzip or any other compression for js and css Can test your pages out here and try to find out what is making it slow. http://tools.pingdom.com/fpt/
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Have a look at Mysql Connector/Python MySQL Connector/Python enables Python programs to access MySQL databases Coding examples
