I think you'll find an empty <tr> doesn't - intrinsically - have any height.

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Adam

In the spot where you want your space, add a set of td tags containing a non breaking space.

I tend to avoid the MOD calculation in a loop like this and instead use two loops:

Couldn't you just do something as simple as this

<table width="500" border="1">

<tr>

<cfoutput query="testrec" startRow="1" maxRows="5">

<td>#testrec.tblOnskelista# </td>

</cfoutput>

</tr>

</table>

<br>

<table width="500" border="1">

<tr>

<cfoutput query="testrec" startRow="6" maxRows="5">

<td>#testrec.tblOnskelista# </td>

</cfoutput>

</tr>

</table>

Kalle4001 wrote:

 

i get wront when i start next 10 record

 

<a href="<cfoutput>#CurrentPage#?PageNum_testrec=#Min(IncrementValue(Pag eNum_testrec),TotalPages_testrec)##QueryString_testrec#</cfoutput>">N e xt</a>

 

now you say only the first 10

This is apparently a new question. Have you resolved the first one?

You can just add if-conditions to control output according to the number of records. Here are examples:

(1)

<cfif testrec.recordcount GTE 1>

<table width="500" border="1">

<tr>

<cfoutput query="testrec" startRow="1" maxRows="5">

<td>#testrec.tblOnskelista# </td>

</cfoutput>

</tr>

</table>

</cfif>

<br>

<cfif testrec.recordcount GTE 6>

<table width="500" border="1">

<tr>

<cfoutput query="testrec" startRow="6" maxRows="5">

<td>#testrec.tblOnskelista# </td>

</cfoutput>

</tr>

</table>

</cfif>

(2)

<cfif testrec.recordcount GTE 11>

<cfoutput query="testrec" startRow="11" maxRows="8">

<cfset link = CurrentPage & "?PageNum_testrec=" & Min(IncrementValue(PageNum_testrec),TotalPages_testrec) & QueryString_testrec>

<a href="#link#">Next</a><br>

</cfoutput>

</cfif>

I am assuming that your query is called testrec.

Then testrec.recordcount should exist! Make sure you put the above code in a position where the query is defined. For example, right after the cfquery tag.