Lesson Code: http://www.developphp.com/video/JavaScript/Ajax-Pagination-Tutorial-PHP-MySQL-Database-Results-Paged In this video lesson you can learn …
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Lesson Code: http://www.developphp.com/video/JavaScript/Ajax-Pagination-Tutorial-PHP-MySQL-Database-Results-Paged In this video lesson you can learn …
Original source
41 responses to “Ajax Pagination Tutorial PHP MySQL Database Results Paged With JavaScript”
Codigo fuente? 🙁
Hello. How do I let the user change how many records per page to show? HELP!
var rpp = "<?php $rpp ?>";
In php code i have assiged value t 10 to $rpp but when i access this variable in javascript its not showing the same value? anysolution?
You made my day! Thanks Adam! 🙂
Thanks a lot!!
crack knuckles ready to go
Hi Adam, you mention (at minute 04:00) a previous video for creating the Database you are using here. Where is the video, please? Could you put a link below?
Thank you so much.
so much tough!
where is the video of your database "testimonials"
LOL
You're tutorials are so great. Easy and concise. Voice is very relaxing too. Thank you!
Hey bro, Cheers from Brazil! Your videos are one of the best I've ever watched. Simple and direct. Thanks!
hello,
I have an error:Invalid query: Unknown column 'approved' in 'where clause'? What is approved=1 means? Thanks
hello
where is the sql database syntax ?
i see just fucking code. cant see your columns and tables. so i fucked 2 hours to get clear this. fuck you!
Why not just return exactly what you want to display on the page via your ajax request instead of having to parse the data using split and having the overhead of processing it via javascript? Is it to be generic in case you want to display it on a different page in a different manner? What do you recommend as a best practice when returning data? What about a json array? Thanks 🙂
Great video everything you need to know in one place and very easy to follow. Cheers Adam.
is this efficient enough when you have a huge mysql database?
thanks Adam
who the F would thump this down?
Ohh man thank you MILLIONS times for these videos,I press "Like" before i watch your videos
hey adam can i know how to upload image usin ajax for support IE 8
echo and not return? That threw me a bit; I did not understand a returning statement could be done this way. It is cool to know. Is there something I am missing or is this just an example to show an alternate way to return data?
You're an angel! Bless you! Thanks so much!
it shows nothing on my page, not even erros. Any suggestions?
Thanks!
I like 🙂
pagination needs to stop existing.
it's annoying for users.
1) you can't ctrl+f search the article
2) page loading becomes an issue
3) page number links are usually very small, and hardly ever done right.
4) increases server load (people who do need to go back to pages will make requests multiple times for a page they already loaded before.
5) adds complexity, filesize, and development time
The result? something negative.
If possible avoid pagination.
Don't ever paginate articles. everyone hates that.
Paginating for search results makes sense.
Thank you Adam!!
This is good,,
i am not quite getting how to do search, sort and paginate at the same time with core
programming, no library.
would you extend this one or other way. that will really help me.
I'll use POOPSNOT from now on!
it's very smart by the way i've never thought about it 😀
that is needed if someone brake into this page and see the whole bit of data that is parsed out of this php file let me explain better 😀 :
when echoing the data everyone who managed to get to this file will see the data that is echoed so when use exit() function after the echo when you load the page you will see a blank page and no one will see the data except for the javascript function that is calling the php file ;]
Do you understood me ?
auto loop the ajax pagination just by adding this bet of code inside the function request_page(pn).
if(pn > (last — —- 1)){
pn = 0;
}
pn++;
loopTimer = setTimeout('request_page('+pn+')',30000);
ASk the Teacher -:)
you sound like Chaotic Monki with a cold.
THANKS
Thanks alot
why do you need the exit() function at the end of pagination_parser?
Thanks for making the such Standard of your video
🙂
looks like you have a new haircut 😀
What if we have a filter on the mysql results ? will I lose my filter when going to the next page ?