phpMyViews can split large SELECT results onto different pages and add browsing links to your HTML code only by adding a special LIMIT statement and inserting a special HTML tag!
Just define a SELECT statement like this one (notice the LIMIT command):
SELECT * FROM table1 LIMIT $start,10
Check your syntax: Don't leave spaces after "$start" and only leave one space before "$start".
Now, phpMyViews uses $start as an URL parameter for setting the offset of the LIMIT statement. Just try it
But before you can see anything, you have to include a special tag in the PRE or POST statement: <pmv:browse />
phpMyViews replaces this tag with short browsing links for switching pages. That's it! Isn't it easy ?
Here is a short example where we use $from as the parameter and 8 datarows on each page:
<?php
# MySQL Parameters
$pmv_db_host="host";
$pmv_db_name="db";
$pmv_db_user="user";
$pmv_db_pass="pass";
# Actions
$pmv['default'][0]['sql']='SELECT * FROM addresses ORDER BY name LIMIT $from,8';
$pmv['default'][0]['pre']='<table>
<tr><th>Name</th><th>Address</th><th>Telephone</th></tr>';
$pmv['default'][0]['main']='<tr><td>$surname, $prename</td><td>$address</td><td>$telephone</td></tr>';
$pmv['default'][0]['post']='</table><pmv:browse />';
# execute phpMyViews
$path_to_pmv=$DOCUMENT_ROOT."/phpmyviews.php";
include $path_to_pmv;
?>