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Awesome, that's definitely going to work for that part! &nbsp;Thank you! &nbsp;<br />
My biggest gap of knowledge is creating a way to have a single record on a page, then submit it, print it and then return to the next record in the CSV! &nbsp;Is this called a session?
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I think pagination just makes it so the page isn't too long, right?<br />
I am looking to do this for each record in a CSV file:<br />
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1. &nbsp;Display single record in a form and make changes.<br />
2. &nbsp;Hit submit button to insert into database <br />
3. &nbsp;Go directly to a PDF file made with that single record. &nbsp;Print it.<br />
4. &nbsp;Hit button to go back and display next record in CSV file. &nbsp;Steps 1-3 until there are no more orders in CSV file.<br />

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Pagination is more commonly used when there are too many records for one page yes,<br />
&nbsp;but you can paginate for each record without any problems...<br />
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oooooo..... Ajax.... I have not Ajax before. &nbsp;I must research this new Kung Fu.
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This might be too big of a question. &nbsp;I guess I am looking for how I would go about getting the CSV to stay a part of the session until it is all processed.
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I am still new to PHP coding but I have a customer who has a php import system that process a CSV file. &nbsp;They are orders from their website. &nbsp;People need to look at the batch of orders from the CSV file and correct any weird issues. &nbsp;<br />
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Currently, each record fills a form. &nbsp;If there are 10 records, it prints 10 forms on the same page and is created using Do-While to create the forms until there are no more rows. &nbsp;Once the form data looks good, they hit a submit button and the data is inserted into a MySQL DB.<br />
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I have created most of this system, and now they want to change it.<br />
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They want each order to create its own form on a single page, to be inserted one at a time, then a PDF made of each individual order data and printed then return to do it all again for each order in that CSV.<br />
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I am lost in how to start this. &nbsp;Any pointers to tutorials on a similar thing or just a general direction.... I don't even know the right words to use to do a google search. &nbsp;Thanks for any help you can provide!
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I am still new to PHP coding but I have a customer who has a php import system that process a CSV file.  They are orders from their website.  People need to look at the batch of orders from the CSV file and correct any weird issues.  

Currently, each record fills a form.  If there are 10 records, it prints 10 forms on the same page and is created using Do-While to create the forms until there are no more rows.  Once the form data looks good, they hit a submit button and the data is inserted into a MySQL DB.

I have created most of this system, and now they want to change it.

They want each order to create its own form on a single page, to be inserted one at a time, then a PDF made of each individual order data and printed then return to do it all again for each order in that CSV.

I am lost in how to start this.  Any pointers to tutorials on a similar thing or just a general direction.... I don't even know the right words to use to do a google search.  Thanks for any help you can provide!

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