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PHP Pagination
Pagination in PHP
PHP pagination uses LIMIT/OFFSET for database results.
Understanding Pagination in PHP
Pagination is a technique used in PHP to divide a large set of results into smaller, more manageable parts. This is especially useful for improving page load times and enhancing user experience when dealing with large datasets from a database.
How Pagination Works with LIMIT and OFFSET
Pagination in PHP often utilizes SQL's LIMIT and OFFSET clauses. LIMIT defines the number of records to return, while OFFSET specifies the starting point for the records to return. This allows you to fetch a specific subset of records from a database result set.
Basic Pagination Example in PHP
Let's look at a basic example to demonstrate how you can implement pagination in PHP with the LIMIT and OFFSET clauses.
Improving Pagination with Prepared Statements
Using prepared statements can enhance the security of your pagination scripts by preventing SQL injection attacks. Here's how you can implement pagination with prepared statements:
Examples
- Login System
- Form Processing
- File Upload System
- CRUD Operations
- JSON API
- Email Sending
- Pagination
- Search Filter
- Dynamic Menu
- Image Resize
- CSV Export
- XML Parsing
- Session Cart
- URL Routing
- Error Logging
- Date Formatting
- String Sanitization
- Password Reset
- Rate Limiting
- CSRF Protection
- Dynamic Table
- RSS Feed
- Previous
- Email Sending
- Next
- Search Filter
