Add offset to URL

Question

Hi all,
I have a search results page in php that contains a form.
The results page has pagination and I'm currently trying to add the currect URL to each page number.
The form passes a couple of parameters to the URL and a checkbox array.
For example, say the form asked for your age and to choose each console you own, the returned URL might be
http://www.mysite.com/results.php?age=25&console[]=ps2&console[]=ps3&console[]=360I now need to find a way to construct a new URL with the offset on the end. I also need to factor in the offset might also be entered, so to only add it if it isn't there.
Is anyone able to help?
I've totally hit a brick wall on this :(
Edited by: user12189367 on 08-Feb-2010 12:23
Edited by: user12189367 on 08-Feb-2010 12:24

Answer 1

Hi,
if you have the parameters in the $_GET array, which you most probably do, you can just do this:
$myget = $_GET;
$myget['offset'] = (insert your offset here);
$newurl = 'http://www.mysite.com/results.php?' . http_build_query($myget);
Also, being that this is an Oracle/PHP forum, you might have better luck asking these kinds of questions in some generic PHP forum, as your question has not much to do with Oracle itself.
Hope this helps,
Michal