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you might check if the $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'<wbr />] contains Googlebot. In that case show all entries, if not show the pager.<br />
See <a href="http://www.ericgiguere.com/articles/masquerading-your-browser.html" rel="ugc">http://www.ericgiguere.com/articles/masquerading-your-browser.html</a>
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you might check if the $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'] contains Googlebot. In that case show all entries, if not show the pager.
See http://www.ericgiguere.com/articles/masquerading-your-browser.html [http://www.ericgiguere.com/articles/masquerading-your-browser.html]

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Thanks, but I want to know how to tell how many bytes I've processed though, not tell if it's google or not.
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Thanks, but I want to know how to tell how many bytes I've processed though, not tell if it's google or not.

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I have a massive database of info and I want to display it all in one list. However, I want google to be able to index it all, so every however many bytes I'd like to say &quot;hey, ok, I wont show any more on this list, I'll add a next button and carry on from there&quot;.<br />
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With me?<br />
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I hope so. How do you suggest I approach this best?<br />
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Thanks in anticipation.
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I have a massive database of info and I want to display it all in one list. However, I want google to be able to index it all, so every however many bytes I'd like to say "hey, ok, I wont show any more on this list, I'll add a next button and carry on from there".

With me?

I hope so. How do you suggest I approach this best?

Thanks in anticipation.

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Sending x bytes to the user before adding a &quot;Next &gt;&quot; button.

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