One last silly mistake, now all works. Change Row2() to:

function Row2() {
		$Total = ($this->Sponsors()->Count()) ;
		$Half = ceil(($Total / 2));
		return DataObject::get("SponsorPage", "", "", "", "$Half, $Total");
	}

I am trying to adapt this to three columns. I have set up my PHP thusly:

   function Row1() { 
      $Part = ceil(($this->Articles()->Count()) / 3); 
      return DataObject::get("ArticlePage", "", "", "", "0, $Part"); 
   } 
    
   function Row2() { 
      $Part = ceil(($this->Articles()->Count()) / 3); 
      $Part2 = floor(($Part * 2));
      return DataObject::get("ArticlePage", "", "", "", "$Part, $Part2"); 
   }

   function Row3() { 
      $Total = ($this->Articles()->Count()) ; 
      $Part = ceil(($Total / 3));
      $Break = ceil(($Part * 2));
      return DataObject::get("ArticlePage", "", "", "", "$Break, $Total"); 
   }
 }

Row 1 displays the first third of the results. Row 3 displays the last third of the results. Row 2, however, is displaying the second third all the way to the end.

Example: Let's say there are 6 items.
Row 1
Item 1
Item 2
Row 2
Item 3
Item 4
Item 5
Item 6
Row3
Item 5
Item 6

Any ideas why it's breaking down like that? The calculation for $Part2 should be correct since it's the same as $Break and Row 3 is starting in the correct place. I'm not a PHP programmer so I can only assume the last parameter in the Get statement indicates "start, end"

Thanks,
Joe

UPDATE: I figured out what my problem was. I was assuming that the last parameter meant "starting record number, ending record number" when in actuality it means "starting record number, number of records to display." It works now!

Row 2 code should read:

function Row2() {
$Part = ceil(($this->Articles()->Count()) / 3);
return DataObject::get("ArticlePage", "", "", "", "$Part, $Part");
} 

If you wanted to add a 4th segment, change all of the 3's to 4's and change the following:

   function Row3() { 
      $Total = ($this->Articles()->Count()) ; 
      $Part = ceil(($Total / 4));
      $Begin = ceil(($Part * 2));
			return DataObject::get("ArticlePage", "", "", "", "$Begin, $Part"); 
   }

   function Row4() { 
      $Total = ($this->Articles()->Count()) ; 
      $Part = ceil(($Total / 3));
      $Begin = ceil(($Part * 3));
			return DataObject::get("ArticlePage", "", "", "", "$Begin, $Total"); 
   }

Old post, but i'll give it try...

I like the idea, but my problem is (maybe) a little more challenging.

I have my records display in alphabetical range

 public function AlphabeticalItems()
   {
	   $r = $this->getRequest()->getVar('range');
	   		if(!$r)
				{
					$r = "A-D"; //default reange to show
				}
		list($start, $end) = explode("-",$r);
		return DataObject::get("Dog","PedigreeName > '$start' AND PedigreeName < '$end'","PedigreeName ASC");
  }

Now i've tried to use 'AlphabeticalItems' like you used 'sponsors' but that only returns row 1 of my A-D range. It never shows row2 and offcourse it doesn't show my next ranges.
I got that since my Row1 never goes back to my function 'AlphabeticalItems'

So i need to display my ranges in two columns.

Any ideas on this one?