jturner » Blog Archive » Javascript pagination in yer face
"Today I’d like to share my javascript paginator. Pagination is one of the most basic and powerful things you can do with PHP. Everyone is used to having very long lists broken up into 20 items, or so, per page. The downside is that a new page has to be loaded and PHP is often overkill for a very simple product. Furthermore, it recquires the user to load a new page when, very often, loading all of the items would be neglible. The attached javascript simply reacquires that you give it a css selector for the kind of item you want to paginate. In the example paragraph tags are paginated. Another argument suppies the number of items to show at a time. Links with ID’s nextLink and prevLink are required, but this could easily be mofied to create those links or accept arguments for those elements." Oooohh! Sounds super handy - can't wait to give it a try!
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| John | Javascript pagination in yer face |
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good CSS selector based pagination, hopefully I can port this to mootools! |
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May 23, 2006 | |
"Today I’d like to share my javascript paginator. Pagination is one of the most basic and powerful things you can do with PHP. Everyone is used to having very long lists broken up into 20 items, or so, per page. The downside ... |
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May 23, 2006 | |
| Patrick | Javascript pagination |
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May 22, 2006 | |
Paginate large amounts of content into pages using Javascript. |
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By Jack Turner. It’s only fitting that my first substantive post would be while there is a party going on at my home and I’m being antisocial over in the office part of the apartment. Today I’d like to share my javascript... |
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