problem with PHP limit page and header("Location:

I get that but what i don't get is why they don't have a value. If they didn't then i wouldn't be seeing my results in the first place?

> why they don't have a value
you are wrong! you are checking the variables
$keyword_village  && $keyword_street
and you are always setting a value for them. By the time the script "hits" the if, neither of those variables is empty!

Try this:
if((!isset($_REQUEST["keyword_street"]) || $_REQUEST["keyword_street"]=='') && (!isset($_REQUEST["keyword_village"]) || $_REQUEST["keyword_village"]=='') )


instead of:
if($keyword_village!="" && $keyword_street!="")

I replaced the line with your code but nothing changes.

try this

if(!isset($_GET['pageNum_Recordset1']) {
      
      if(!isset($_REQUEST["keyword_street"]) || $_REQUEST["keyword_street"]=='')
      {
              $keyword_street = "<font color=\"red\">Please enter this field!</font>";
      }
      
      if(!isset($_REQUEST["keyword_village"]) || $_REQUEST["keyword_village"]=='')
      {
              $keyword_village = "<font color=\"red\">Please enter this field!</font>";
      }
             
      if($keyword_village!="" && $keyword_street!="")
      {
              header("Location: keyword2.php?street=$keyword_street&village=$keyword_village");
              // Keyword2.php is the name of the page where my search form is.
             exit();
      }

}

I get this when i run a search
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '{' in /home/melvin/public_html/estateagents/keywordresults.php on line 7

forgot a ) .. sorry

if(!isset($_GET['pageNum_Recordset1'])) {
      
      if(!isset($_REQUEST["keyword_street"]) || $_REQUEST["keyword_street"]=='')
      {
              $keyword_street = "<font color=\"red\">Please enter this field!</font>";
      }
      
      if(!isset($_REQUEST["keyword_village"]) || $_REQUEST["keyword_village"]=='')
      {
              $keyword_village = "<font color=\"red\">Please enter this field!</font>";
      }
             
      if($keyword_village!="" && $keyword_street!="")
      {
              header("Location: keyword2.php?street=$keyword_street&village=$keyword_village");
              // Keyword2.php is the name of the page where my search form is.
             exit();
      }

}

Ok cool cheers, The search works again and when i click the numbers it doesnt revert to the search page. but now when i click the page numbers the results screw up and show all in the table rather than the results based on my search? Example the results were 2 pages of records. I click page 2 and then the results display all records. So the search results are lost.

any ideas?

just wish i knew how you did that! it works!

Many thanks

i want to do something similar to  the header script for when a user searches something thats not found.
 at the moment i got this line:

if ($totalRows_Recordset1 == 0){
echo "There are no results matching your search criteria <BR> Keyword 1:$K_street <BR> Keyword 2:$K_village <BR><BR> Click Here to search again!";
}

Do you know if its possible to treat this the same as when a user trys to submit no data?

$queryString_Recordset1 = "&keyword_street=".$_REQUEST['keyword_street']."&keyword_village=".$_REQUEST['keyword_village'];

That just passes the search criteria to the next page.

 >> Do you know if its possible to treat this the same as when a user trys to submit no data?

You mean redirect the user back to the search page ?

yes in essence what i want is the user to get a message on the searchform.php page saying no results found. like i have for when the form is submitted with no data.

Or instead of my code :
echo "There are no results matching your search criteria <BR> Keyword 1:$K_street <BR> Keyword 2:$K_village <BR><BR> Click Here to search again!";
}

have the user directed to a new page where i can state no results were found.

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