Hey guys, been a long time since ive posted here but im after a little help.

I have a foreach loop running on my page displaying all images in a folder using the following code:

PHP Code:

   echo "<table width=\"50%\" border=\"0\" align=\"center\"> ";
   echo "<tr>";
   $i=0;
foreach (glob("events/$dire/*.jpg") as $image) {

   $i++;
 
    echo "<td><div align=\"center\"><img class=\"photo\" src=\"$image\" alt=\"\"></div><div align=\"center\" class=\"style6\">Price: £30</div></td>"; 
if ($i == "3") {
echo "</tr> <tr>";
$i="0";
} 
}
echo "</tr> </table>"; 


Now some folders have more than 200 images so i need to be able to paginate them. Is there an easy way to do it? I dont really want to have to do it with a database as the folders content is always changing and i dont want to have to update the database each time.

Thanks.

Scott

I'm not an expert on glob, but I'm pretty sure it doesn't support an offset, so you'd have to create some kind of index of the files. Perhaps storing the first filename to display for each page of results and then echoing out files once you loop through the directory and get to that point...

Anyone else have a better suggestion?

if the images are in a folder, then the script must be reading the folder.

use a function to count how many files in the function (google), and then do some math so you get the total number of pages with how many ever pix u want on the page. then just make it so it only displayes the pictures from x to y, where y can be calculated from x like x+20 or w/e u want to be on the page and x would just be like a get variable (?page=2).

That's a better suggestion that mine -- uses less memory.