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Pagination with jQuery, MySQL and PHP
Srinivas Tamada over at 9Lessons comes through with yet another concise, no-frills tutorial on how to implement pagination with jQuery, MySQL, and PHP. As is custom at 9Lessons, the tutorial is aimed at those who already familiar with the fine art of web development and focuses on providing only the code required to get things done. As they say on the big screen, “just the facts, ma’am.”
This highly useful tutorial includes the following components:
- Database configuration (table creation)
- JavaScript code
- Three PHP scripts
- And some CSS
Looking at the demo, everything looks nice and tight — a good implementation of Ajax-style functionality for pagination.
Note that this technique does no degrade gracefully — JavaScript is required in the user’s browser for pagination to work.
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