Contributions

This is another complete re-write, using more logical coding.

Change notes: 11 July 2004 04:35:59
(1) Re-wrote the entire function, making it cross-compat with specials/new prods/and normal listings
(2) Made nicer instructions.

Left some debugging code in there by accident, you will find all the files needed here.

Change notes: 16 June 2004 17:35:59
(1) Re-worked (I think I was drunk when I updated the first one, it didn't work at all when I installed from my own instructions)
(2) Rewrote entire contrib using Nathans original code for guidance

Support thread here: http://forums.oscommerce.com/index.php?showtopic=98111&view=findpost&p=388881

Title: Fancy split_page_results Navigation V2

Credits: Original contribution by Nathan Rippingale 2002
Most instructions are originally his...

Updates by Noel Latsha 8 Mar 2004
nrlatsha@nabcomdiamonds.com
www.nabcomdiamonds.com

you will be able to see this in action at the above site very soon

Modified to work with MS2 snapshot as of Saturday 12th July, 2003

Details:This modification replaces the default style of multi-page links included with osCommerce with an easier to use navigation style.

Using this modification the result pages are no longer 'windowed' into groups of length $max_page_links and individually linked.

Instead all pages are accessible from a drop-down list. The selected page is automatically loaded using this drop-down's "onChange" property.

The previous and next "[<< Previous]" are replaced with buttons, which
are on the far right; the count is incorporated.

questions, comments, suggestions? email me at nrlatsha@nabcomdiamonds.com

This modification replaces the default style of multi-page links included with osCommerce with an easier to use navigation style.

Using this modification the result pages are no longer 'windowed' into groups of length $max_page_links and individually linked. Instead all pages are accessible from a drop-down list. The selected page is automatically loaded using this drop-down's "onChange" property. The previous and next "[<< Previous]" are replaced with buttons, which are on the far right and left; the count is incorporated.