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7.8

Paging Function

Asked by kevp75 in Active Server Pages (ASP)

Tags: asp, classic asp, recordset paging

I ended up changing my paging method lately, but I just found where I will run into an issue...

the issue is, if there are a ton of pages.

the following code displays like this:

< << 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 >> >

however, if I have a hundred pages you can see where this would get out of hand (for display purposes at least...)

So what I am wondering is how can I change the following code so it renders the paging like this:

< << 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ... >> >

(and as I get further along in the paging)

< << 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 ... >> >


(please assume the code works...  since it does, it just does not do what I explain above...)
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Public Function RecordPaging()
        tmpString = ""
        tmpString = tmpString & "<div class=""paging_links"">" & vbCrLf
        If Not (validNumber(intPageNumber)) Then
            intPageNumber = 1
        End If
        If intPageNumber > 1 Then
            If boolUseJS Then
                If boolFade Then
                    tmpString = tmpString & "   <a href=""#"" onclick=""loadPageFade('" & strPagingPage & "', '" & strContainer & "');return false;"">" & strPagingLeft & strPagingLeft & "</a> "
                    tmpString = tmpString & "   <a href=""#"" onclick=""loadPageFade('" & strPagingPage & "&amp;p=" & Abs(intPageNumber - 1) & "', '" & strContainer & "');return false;"">" & strPagingLeft & "</a> "
                ElseIf boolSlide Then
                    tmpString = tmpString & "   <a href=""#"" onclick=""loadPageSlide('" & strPagingPage & "', '" & strContainer & "');return false;"">" & strPagingLeft & strPagingLeft & "</a> "
                    tmpString = tmpString & "   <a href=""#"" onclick=""loadPageSlide('" & strPagingPage & "&amp;p=" & Abs(intPageNumber - 1) & "', '" & strContainer & "');return false;"">" & strPagingLeft & "</a> "
                End If
            Else
                tmpString = tmpString & "   <a href=""" & strPagingPage & """>" & strPagingLeft & strPagingLeft & "</a> "
                tmpString = tmpString & "   <a href=""" & strPagingPage & "&amp;p=" & Abs(intPageNumber - 1) & """>" & strPagingLeft & "</a> "
            End If
        Else
            tmpString = tmpString & ""
        End If
        For p = 1 To intTotalPages
            If Abs(intPageNumber) = p Then
                pp = "<strong>" & p & "</strong>"
            Else
                If boolUseJS Then
                    If boolFade Then
                        pp = "<a href=""#"" onclick=""loadPageFade('" & strPagingPage & "&amp;p=" & p & "', '" & strContainer & "');return false;"">" & p & "</a> "
                    ElseIf boolSlide Then
                      pp = "<a href=""#"" onclick=""loadPageSlide('" & strPagingPage & "&amp;p=" & p & "', '" & strContainer & "');return false;"">" & p & "</a> "
                    End If
                Else
                      pp = "<a href=""" & strPagingPage & "&amp;p=" & p & """>" & p & "</a> "
                End If
            End If
            tmpString = tmpString & pp & " "
        Next
        p = Null
        If Abs(intPageNumber) < Abs(intTotalPages) Then
            If boolUseJS Then
                If boolFade Then
                    tmpString = tmpString & "<a href=""#"" onclick=""loadPageFade('" & strPagingPage & "&amp;p=" & Abs(intPageNumber + 1) & "', '" & strContainer & "');return false;"">" & strPagingRight & "</a> "
                    tmpString = tmpString & "<a href=""#"" onclick=""loadPageFade('" & strPagingPage & "&amp;p=" & intTotalPages & "', '" & strContainer & "');return false;"">" & strPagingRight & strPagingRight & "</a> "
                ElseIf boolSlide Then
                    tmpString = tmpString & "<a href=""#"" onclick=""loadPageSlide('" & strPagingPage & "&amp;p=" & Abs(intPageNumber + 1) & "', '" & strContainer & "');return false;"">" & strPagingRight & "</a> "
                    tmpString = tmpString & "<a href=""#"" onclick=""loadPageSlide('" & strPagingPage & "&amp;p=" & intTotalPages & "', '" & strContainer & "');return false;"">" & strPagingRight & strPagingRight & "</a> "
                End If
            Else
                tmpString = tmpString & "<a href=""" & strPagingPage & "&amp;p=" & Abs(intPageNumber + 1) & """>" & strPagingRight & "</a> "
                tmpString = tmpString & "<a href=""" & strPagingPage & "&amp;p=" & intTotalPages & """>" & strPagingRight & strPagingRight & "</a> "
            End If
        Else
            tmpString = tmpString & ""
        End If
        tmpString = tmpString & "</div>" & vbCrLf
        RecordPaging = tmpString
        tmpString = ""
    End Function
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