PEAR::Pager Tutorials
I'm often asked questions on how to use PEAR::Pager in a number of cases, from paginating database results in an efficient way, to the combined use of Pager and javascript or Pager + AJAX, to the use of Pager and mod_rewrite.
Since those questions are recurring over and over in my mailbox or on the pear mailing-lists, I decided to write this series of small tutorials, starting from the most popular question: How to efficiently paginate database results.
PEAR::Pager Tutorials Index
- How to efficiently paginate database results
- Create pretty links with Pager and mod_rewrite
- Navigation with Pager and AJAX (or simple Javascript)
- Article pagination, or how to navigate through the paragraphs with Pager
- Paginate db results with Pager_Wrapper and display them with AJAX. Use Pager with the Smarty template engine.
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Do you want me to cover a particular topic? Are you interested in using Pager in an unusual way? Please send me a mail with your idea.
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Lorenzo Alberton
Lorenzo 
has been working with large enterprise UK companies for the past years and is now Chief Tech Architect at DataSift.
He's an international conference speaker and a long-time contributor to many open source projects.
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