Two queries will be used for this task. The first query, you will count the rows of the recordset. The second query is the same as the first but it will have the LIMIT – this is what will be used to display the data on each page.
Let’s say we have the following table.
Now we’ll query the database and get the row count using PDO.
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…and the error would occur right after LIMIT. You cannot have quotes surrounding the numbers. It took a few hours of Googling but found the solution.
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Thanks a whole bunch for this tutorial. It was a big help for a custom CMS I am writing. Once it is finished I will give you a thank you mention. Don’t understand why no one commented here. This is the only tutorial on making Pager work with PDO I could find. Thanks again.
Thanks a whole bunch for this tutorial. It was a big help for a custom CMS I am writing. Once it is finished I will give you a thank you mention. Don’t understand why no one commented here. This is the only tutorial on making Pager work with PDO I could find. Thanks again.