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PDO Paginate: Build pagination links for MySQL queries using PDO

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pdo-paginate 1.0.0MIT/X Consortium ...5.2HTML, PHP 5, Databases
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Ben Griffiths

This class can build pagination links for MySQL queries using PDO or MySQLi.

It takes a given SQL query and calculates the expected number of result rows in order to build a HTML list of links to browse the query result pages given the limit number of results to display per page.

It can optionally show previous, next, first and last page links.

The CSS styles and the base URL of the links are some of the configurable options.

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Plain text file paginate.php Class Pagination Class (PDO or MySQLi)

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