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Due to my home brewed templating system I must use 'return' instead of 'echo' or 'print'.  I have a simple database query and running a while loop where all rows are to "printed" to the browser.  But when I use return only the first row is shown.

 

Using echo will print out all of the rows as it should but of course it prints the rows outside of where they should in the template.

 

This may be very simple but I am just starting out.  I tried to use the forum's search to see if this has been answered but the daemon could not 'be reached' and searching on google brings up a ton of non-helpful links.  The solution will be very helpful as I will be doing this A LOT in my scripts for my current project.

 

Thank you!

I will look into going that route. It's very interesting that you should be the one to respond as it was your pagination tutorial that spawned my question haha It would have come up eventually but this was what first brought it to my mind. Here's hoping I get it right. And thanks for the help and the tutorial!

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