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I found the solution to my problem. I had removed the commas from my list of values while gathering those numbers into an array. Duh. Anyway, if anyone ends up here looking for something along these lines, make sure you are passing a commma-delimited array of values.

Well, yes that did fix the issue of loading the next page (instead of the home page like it was doing). However it still only shows the same initial result set and not the remaining items in the set. Is the _mam_paginate() function designed to handle that functionality or is that something I need to handle outside of it?

Also, I would really like to use the “pretty” permalinks (in this case date and name). Is your function not designed to work with that configuration?

Again, thanks for your continued assistance!

Ok, so I’ve been working with your code and am making some decent progress!! I’m getting the pagination now and what appears to be the correct amount of number links (in between the PREV and NEXT links). However, when I click on “2” or “NEXT” it loads my homepage instead of the same template page and the next result set.

This could be due to me not using the SQL query function call you have listed near the top of the page. I tried using that but it wasn’t returning the results I need and truthfully I’m not aware of how to mod it to do so. So I pushed forward with trying to integrate the _mam_pagination() function call into my existing code. Also, given the layout of my page and the necessity to separate the results from the pagination (I need the pagination to be up top only in a separate div than the results items) I also omitted your results output code beneath the $limit and $range vars and the function call itself.

Here is what I currently have running that gives the condition(s) I stated above:

$productGroups = get_post_meta($post->ID, "product_names", true);
$productList = explode(",", $productGroups);
$limit = 8;
$range = 5;
echo _mam_paginate(count($productList),$limit,$range);

Any idea why the pagination buttons load the home page instead of the next page in the results sequence?

Thank you so much for you help! This code is exactly what I was hoping to find!

YES! Thank you! The first link is exactly what I was looking for. The second one is just gravy! 🙂

Just curious but how is the first link found from the WordPress homepage?

Thanks again!