Let's say you have pages 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 and you're on page 3. How do you make the code so that 3 will be without url?

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Hi,
     Here you can use the "AbsolutePage" which is a Recordset property.It is as follows..
In the loop while displaying pages ..use if condition..like..
If RecordsetName.AbsolutePage = currentPage Then
         Response.write currentPage
Else
         Response.write "<a href=Pagename&PageNo=" & currentPage & ">" & currentPage & "</a>"

End If

Thanks
Suresh

Extract from asp101:

There are five different recordset properties that are used to implement recordset paging:
CursorLocation :: In order to use recordset paging, you will need to set this value to "adUseClient".

PageSize :: Sets the number of records that the recordset will display on each page. A neat use of this is to allow the client to configure this setting so that they can tailor the recordset to their tastes.

PageCount :: After setting the recordset's PageSize, you can read this property to check how many pages are in the recordset.

AbsolutePage :: This property tells you what page you are on. You can set this property on the fly to jump to a different page in the recordset.

AbsolutePosition :: This property will tell you what record you are on. You can read this property, or write to it to jump to a specific record.

You can go through the full article here :: http://www.asp101.com/articles/recor...ging/index.asp (it has code samples in it)

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