One of our fellow contributors of this site posted a Next Page script which can be very useful, but may be more code than what you might need. Because every site is constructed differently, iterating through pages can be one of the most difficult parts for a new screen-scraper to master. Indeed, the design of how to get from page to page typically takes some creativity and precision.
One initial word of warning about going from page to page. Occasionally a site will be designed so you can get to the next page at the top and the bottom of the current page. Everybody has seen these before. For example, you're looking through a site which sells DVDs and at the top and the bottom of the list there is a group of numbers that shows what page you are currently viewing, the previous page, the next page, and sometimes the last page. The problem occurs when your pattern matches for the next page before you get to the data you want extracted. If that is the case, your session begins to flip through pages at a very fast rate without retrieving any information at all! Do yourself a favor and match for the one at the bottom of the page.
After you have a successful match, the following script can be applied "Once if pattern matches".
We realize that it is only one line of code, but in many cases that is all that it needs to be.