Urgent PHP/MySQL Sorting Function Implementation

Requirements - proficient in PHP/MySQL/CSS LAMP I need someone with strong PHP/MySQL skills to put some filters/sort links on a few pages for me (max 4), so when a user clicks on a link, they get the relevant results from database. It's a Movie/Books site. I want 2 rows of clickable filters on the page(s) like so - Latest Releases | Highest Rated | Coming Soon | Recently Added then below that I will have some clickable image logos of - Netflix | Amazon | Apple tv Functionality wanted - Users of the site to be able to click any of the top row of links and get relevant results (e.g Latest releases) and also be able to click one of the bottom images (netflix, amazon etc) so they could choose to see - Highest Rated on Netflix etc. All data is stored in a MySQL database. Movies data is spread out over 3 tables, and Store data (Amazon, Netflix etc) is in another table. ---------------------------------------------------------- Existing stuff on the site that may help you ------------------------------------------------- There is a functions file containing most the queries needed, or at least for an example. For instance on the page for Movies [login to view URL], it already gets populated with movies (latest releases) by default, as on the page there is a call to the getProducts() function like so - $products = getProducts(array('LatestReleases'=>true)); and then a foreach loop populates the page with the latest movies. There is also a pager function that creates the pagination, which is needed. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Specifics - I'm not bothered how you code this, just as long as it works well. I want the url's to be something like - [login to view URL] [login to view URL] and so on. So basically the url changes with the filter Pagination is also needed. ------------------------------------------------ So to reiterate. I need a few filters put on a few pages. Actually the code on each page will be identical, so you could look at it as just one page. Users should be able to click on a filter or mix of filters to get relevant results. URL's to make sense, and pages to be paginated. I imagine this to be no more than a few hours work for someone competent. Many thanks Chris I'll add the files here, so you can look. Once I choose someone, you'll do it direct on my dev server. Thanks. [login to view URL] - The page I want the filters on getproductfunction shows the function that puts the queries together currently. However, I don't care if you want to just code on the actual page instead of using that function.