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On many e-commerce websites, people make the view products pages with some kind of script that shows a certain amount of products per page. This amound per page can be changed by the surfer to see how many he wants to per page. I was told this is a PHP script or mySQL script. Can someone help me find a good one (it would be best if it were free)? I tried looding at hotscripts.com but I couldn't find one.

Next: Can someone give me links to good websites that teach me how to use these scripts lol? I'm new to them. For example, if its PHP, a tutorial on how to use PHP?

Thanks A Lot
 
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what you are wanting is pagination, have a look for examples in tutorials etc but i very much doubt you will find a script you can insert into your own
 
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Why not just use the ecommerce script?
 
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Nunim, you're right. I SHOULD get an ecommerce script. I just tried to get one, but, unfortunatly its too complicated for me. I really need either a program, such as a 'wizard' that does the ecommerce shopping cart for me or a tutorial to learn how to use the script. It all seems like programming text to me. Just gibberish with quotation marks and stuff lol. So, wuts a good place for tutorials like on PHP?

Example: http://www.shop-script.com/

They offer a good free one. Maybe someone can help me how to use? It's got all these php files in it...

Thanks A LOT guys.
 
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