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Here's some code I wrote for a small school's registrar. If I don't search for a name, it displays properly. If I do, it freezes and then displays rows of edit/trash icons, followed by blank image place holders and more edit/trash icons, etc. until it times out.
Fixed that bug. Taking another approach on the last one.
Fixed that bug. Taking another approach on the last one.
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Does the page submit, when you try to change it? Does the code receive the desired page number correctly?
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Yes, it submits from the bottom (2) and receives the page number correctly; but the top page changer doesn't function (except it will receive the correct page number when changed with the bottom). Unfortunately, the data displayed never changes; consistently reads from the first record.
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Regarding the first issue, I see one single call to Paging2 (line 778). If you have two dropdowns, shouldn't there be two? Also, this call just uses the value 1 for the parameter passed to the function.
Regarding page changes, what database are you using? This seems a modded topic.asp, and I have seen you changed the paging code associated with SQL Server / Access. I wonder why you would do that?
Regarding page changes, what database are you using? This seems a modded topic.asp, and I have seen you changed the paging code associated with SQL Server / Access. I wonder why you would do that?
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There's another call at about 867 using 2 (which works, except as noted above). There's nothing from topic.asp in it - I used the page change routine from members.asp but ran into a couple of odd results when searching for students (which is where the changed Access/Sql routine comes in).
Oh yes, forgot to specify. I'm testing on Access will be in MySql when implemented.
Oh yes, forgot to specify. I'm testing on Access will be in MySql when implemented.
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At 867 what you have is the definition of a subprocedure, not a call to one.