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I am calling a SQL search query and based on the number of results, generate pages with a set amount of results on each page. I want to be able to generate a drop-down menu to select which page to navigate to.
How would I go about doing this using javascript and cookies? Any help pointing me to the right direction would be great. (links to code, or examples)
Thanks =]
Do you want all the paging to be client-sided? That is: Load each and every entry to the browser and paginate them with javascript?
If not, the paging code is actually server-sided and, probably, not javascript… It would be a matter of keeping reference to the page and sending the parameters to the server.
At all cases, take a look at this: http://www.trirand.com/blog/.
jqgrid (along with jquery) is a great tool and will help you a lot in implementing pagination (client or server sided)