db paging: 404 not found

[mpgalvin]

I've got a page that has a dropdown on it so that the user can select how many records to show on each page. I'm writing that value to a cookie, etc.

The values are 5, 10, 15, 20, and 25, but when I select '25' from the dropdown, I'm redirected to a 404. When I go back in, the 25 has been saved, and I can see the first 25 records. Also, sometimes '20' works, sometimes it doesn't.

I've tried ob_start, etc to try and break down what's going on, but I can't. Any help?

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[pootergeist]

I'd guess that you have a snag in your code somewhere.

If you'd be kind enough to show us the code we might have a much better chance of deducing exactly what is fubar.

[mpgalvin]

All well and good, but since I'm still developing, there is no templating or anything going on, so the offending file is over 1500 lines long. And I have no idea whereabouts the 'problem' is. I'm pretty sure you don't want 1500 lines of code posted here

I uploaded the file to my domain, and it works perfectly, so it would appear to be just a local problem. No biggie - I'll just never cause the error, but it must be a local Apache setup thing. Right?

[WiZARD]

All well and good, but since I'm still developing, there is no templating or anything going on, so the offending file is over 1500 lines long. And I have no idea whereabouts the 'problem' is. I'm pretty sure you don't want 1500 lines of code posted here

I uploaded the file to my domain, and it works perfectly, so it would appear to be just a local problem. No biggie - I'll just never cause the error, but it must be a local Apache setup thing. Right?

try find in your code place where you process form, couse submission it's just a form processing. maby you have a link at the SELF directive not correct or not existing file. Than you get error about not existing file and have error 404.

[mpgalvin]

Y'see, the thing is it works fine under certain circumstances (yeah, the worst kind of bug to find). I suspect it's something to do with caching, and that online this has been done properly, but on my local server, it's still the basic level. Or something.