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Hi everyone

I have a "FMP-linkrecid: CurrentRecID, Format=FM/Telefon-Intern/TelefonFormular.html]&-token.0=[FMP-CurrentMax]&-max=1" (within a "FMP-Record")

When I use this link with the browser, on the detail-form the "FMP-CurrentFoundCount" is "1", not the true value. In addition the "FMP-LinkNext"-Link is not available!

When I click the "FMP-LinkPrevious"-link the FMP-LinkNext-Link appears and, if it

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hello, even i don understand very well what your problem is.... wink.gif but I think I can point you in the right direction....

If you are trying of go to the next record using the "link next recod" you may be want to consider the posibility of using a request with "skip".

based on my little experience i

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"I have a "FMP-linkrecid: CurrentRecID, Format=FM/Telefon-Intern/TelefonFormular.html]&-token.0=[FMP-CurrentMax]&-max=1"

(within a "FMP-Record")

When I use this link with the browser, on the detail-form the "FMP-CurrentFoundCount" is "1",

not the true value."

Why do you say it is not the true value? You have linked to one record. Your currentfoundcount should therefore be "1".

FWIW the following code is edited from something I used in a Library application. This code worked well. It is taken out of a table, which tags are not shown.

[fmp-record]

<td>[fmp-field: artist]</font></td>

<td>

<a href="[fmp-linkrecid: format=titles0.htm, layout=main]">[fmp-field: title]</font></a></td>

<td>[fmp-field: artist]</td>

<td>[fmp-field: status]</td></tr>

[/fmp-record]

"In addition the "FMP-LinkNext"-Link is not available!"

FWIW the following code, edited from a table in a different solution, shows a successful use of the the linknext / linkprevious tags.

<tr><td>

[fmp-linknext]

<img src="pigz/more.gif" border="0" align="middle" alt="More Records">

[/fmp-linknext]

[fmp-linkprevious]

<img src="pigz/previous.gif" border="0" align="middle" alt="Previous Set">

[/fmp-linkprevious]</td></tr>

I somehow get the feeling that you are mixing your metaphors (fmp-linkrecid and fmp-linknext).

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