michaelll

Thanks, that solved it for me. Dunno why I didnt assign names in the first place...

<div id="pagenav"> <div class="pagenavwrapper"> <form action="shop.php?page=1"> <input type="submit" value="" id="first"> </form> <form action="shop.php?page=11"> <input type="submit" value="" id="prev"> </form> <span class="textInPageNav"> Seite 12/225 </span> <form action="shop.php?page=13"> <input type="submit" value="" id="next"> </form> <form action="shop.php?page=225"> <input type="submit" value="" id="last"> </form> </div> </div> that's the code being put out screenshot of the website, btw: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2499075/Screenshots/webshop.png EDIT: dont ask me btw, why I can do that webshop but am not able to generate simple links Cause I dont get it either.

Ok, so I currently have this http://pastebin.com/cCgyavs0 snippet that generates links to the previous, next and last page based on the current page (GET variable) or the total item count in the MySQL DB to then use forms as links by inserting the URLs into the action attribute. I did this cause I don't wanna use images as links, btw It kinda works - I get links like: shop.php?page=1 shop.php?page=12 shop.php?page=14 shop.php?page=225 When I'm on page 13 of 225 for example. Though when I click one of the buttons, I always get redirected to "shop.php?". :/