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Ajax Pagination With JQuery

Pagination allows users to navigate through large numbers of database records without page reloads using Ajax. This article describes how to create Ajax pagination using jQuery and PHP by making Ajax requests to a PHP file from an HTML page and loading the response into a DIV, providing a smooth pagination experience while displaying a loading image during requests.

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Ajax Pagination With JQuery

Pagination allows users to navigate through large numbers of database records without page reloads using Ajax. This article describes how to create Ajax pagination using jQuery and PHP by making Ajax requests to a PHP file from an HTML page and loading the response into a DIV, providing a smooth pagination experience while displaying a loading image during requests.

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Ajax Pagination with jQuery & PHP

Pagination is a crucial part of any website, especially if you have hundreds of


database records that you want to group and display them as pages, and in modern
days with the help of Ajax you can create pagination that doesnt require any page
reloading, users can stay in same page and navigate through vast numbers of
records on fly. In this particular article we will be creating Ajax pagination using
jQuery and PHP that can navigate though your database records without reloading
the page.

HTML

We start off by creating a HTML file, which will make the Ajax requests to PHP file and load the
response back to the page in a DIV element. We also have a loading image within the page to
indicate loading processes.

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