PHP Techniques: Pagination

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Kevin Skoglund

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[1] Introduction

[1] Showing posts in pages using PHP.mp4

00:26

[2] Using the exercise files on GitHub.mp4

01:38

[2] 1. Pagination Fundamentals

[1] Pagination overview.mp4

04:07

[2] Finding the pagination variables.mp4

06:19

[3] Using total record count.mp4

05:31

[3] 2. Database Record Pagination

[1] Setting up the project database.mp4

04:39

[2] SQL LIMIT, OFFSET, and COUNT.mp4

02:56

[3] Paginating database records.mp4

06:21

[4] 3. Links to Paginated Pages

[1] Adding links to previous and next pages.mp4

05:21

[2] Creating pagination links.mp4

04:30

[3] Showing an excerpt of the page list.mp4

05:22

[4] Remembering the current page.mp4

02:41

[5] 4. Object-Oriented Pagination

[1] Defining a pagination class.mp4

08:50

[2] Outputting links for previous and next pages.mp4

05:52

[3] Outputting pagination links.mp4

06:30

[6] Conclusion

[1] Next steps.mp4

00:38

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Learn how to paginate a list of items or database records using PHP. In this course, Kevin Skoglund reviews the fundamentals of pagination, a helpful design pattern for breaking down large data sets into smaller, more manageable sections. He provides use cases and shows how to write the actual PHP code to find records and display a certain number per page. He then shows how to paginate records from a SQL database, add links to pages, and use object-oriented programming to define pagination functions inside a single class and create links between pages. Each chapter contains practical, hands-on programming lessons that will help you build your PHP skills.

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