What does this mean?

[justAnoob]

The $_GET['p']  ,  is that just a session variable that was set?

I found this on google and wanted to use something similar for my pagination

 

<?php
$pager = new pager($_GET['p'], $records_per_page, $total_count, $number_of_links);
?>

 

When I try to use it with my code, it is saying that "class pager not found"

[.josh]

$_GET is a global array that contains whatever variables are passed in the query string of a request to your script.  For example:

 

http://www.somesite.com/somepage.php?p=123

 

when somepage.php is requested and run, $_GET['p'] will be set to '123'

 

 

as far as your error, that line of code is trying to make a new object from class 'pager'.  Unless you have that class in your script (in the file or included from another file), that class don't exist.

 

[justAnoob]

I hope I'm allowed to post links

http://www.experts-exchange.com/Web_Development/Web_Languages-Standards/PHP/Q_23060532.html?eeSearch=true

 

If you look at the very last reply all the way at the bottom of the page, this is what I'm looking to do.

 

 

[justAnoob]

I suppose without seeing the class, I will not be able to learn much from that example, right?

[trq]

I suppose without seeing the class, I will not be able to learn much from that example, right?

 

That would be correct.