I'll see if I can get anywhere with it. heh.

I haven't played around with this as much as you have, so a little more detail as to what you think is going wrong would narrow the problem down.

I created something like this for my blog and I thought the array list looked weird. It certainly didn't list all my entries, is it supposed to? It seems to me if it doesn't, that would cause a problem.

I'll keep fiddling with it. More detail when you get a chance would be great.

Each category seems to point to ONE entry with that link. As if there's only one entry in the array - or something…

I think when I try to transfer the array's into the generically named variables - it's not working… at least I think so.

I'm going to run a test on that categoryArray.php file to see what in fact is in those arrays…

if ($thisKeyPrevious

and turned it into this:

if ($thisKeyPrevious > 0) {

and I at least got the previous link to show up. But it didn't point to anything. thisKeyPrevious should be greater than 0, no? GT and LT signs always confused me.

Looks like it's working… yes?

(as for the greater than less than - I'm doing it a little sloppy - if it's LESS THAN Zero, I want it to print nothing… otherwise it should print the stuff… probably more efficiently would be to say if it's greater than or equal to zero - print the stuff)… let's see if that works…

here.

When using the reverse array thing, I'm getting errors on any pages not setup with arrays. I even tried moving that !$abort line up and it didn't help.

Otherwise, of course, I get everything backwards. Maybe instead of reversing the array you can just switch around what is defined as "next" and "previous" ?

Probably not being any help at all.

if (!$abort=="true"); {

for some reason) and everything SEEMS to be fine.

Might be missing something.

I have a few posts that are MT hacks AND bookmarks… seems to be screwing things up…

check out that test page… you'll notice that some IDs are in ALL arrays! (??)