Looking for a PHP expert

[danouma]

Hello everyone .

I am Looking for a PHP expert to help me out with a small problem I have . I am ready to drop ship the person who can solve my problem any stuff he likes from Amazon for a value of $ 25-30 (one must live in the USA, this is the only method I can repay with , I have no Paypal account).
The problem :
I have installed on 2 web sites the famous 50,000 Adsense articles , both of them are working fine except that on one of them when I try to browse web pages for a particular category (<< 1 2 3 4 >>) the result of clicking on the numbers , gives always the same page (i.e the query result , like xxxx?offset=20 or whatever is not working) .. on the other site it works fine ... If anyone is interested in helping me , please PM me for further details .
Thanks in advance.

 

[drkenneth]

Hello everyone .

I am Looking for a PHP expert to help me out with a small problem I have . I am ready to drop ship the person who can solve my problem any stuff he likes from Amazon for a value of $ 25-30 (one must live in the USA, this is the only method I can repay with , I have no Paypal account).
The problem :
I have installed on 2 web sites the famous 50,000 Adsense articles , both of them are working fine except that on one of them when I try to browse web pages for a particular category (<< 1 2 3 4 >>) the result of clicking on the numbers , gives always the same page (i.e the query result , like xxxx?offset=20 or whatever is not working) .. on the other site it works fine ... If anyone is interested in helping me , please PM me for further details .
Thanks in advance.

Sound like w/e script your using could be trying to use the sometimes declared $offset variable. (But variable passthrough is not always turned on on all servers) Try looking at the PHP and replacing any instances of $offset you see with $_GET['offset'] . Back it up of course too--just in case that doesn't work.

 

[drkenneth]

Sound like w/e script your using could be trying to use the sometimes declared $offset variable. (But variable passthrough is not always turned on on all servers) Try looking at the PHP and replacing any instances of $offset you see with $_GET['offset'] . Back it up of course too--just in case that doesn't work.

Edit: I'm curious if this worked... it has been a few days...

Edit 2: I could have sworn I was editing my orig. post--sorry about the bump guys/gals.