Pagination Using PHP and MySQL

Pagination is the process of separating print content into discrete pages. Pagination in web development is a mechanism or process to break down digital content into different web pages. We divide records into small parts and send them back in response. Paginations help to reduce unnecessary load on the server because the server returns some records rather than all related records.
So, In this tutorial, we will show you how to Pagination Using PHP and MySQL. This is a very simple example, you can just copy-paste and change it according to your requirement.
So let’s implement Pagination Using PHP and MySQL. Look files structure:
  • pagination-php-mysql
    • class
      • DBConnection.php
      • News.php
    • templates
      • header.php
      • footer.php
    • index.php
Step 1: Create the database and Table
Run the following script against MySQL to create the database news table.
Step 2: Create a class file named DbConnection.php (Database Configuration) inside “class/” folder
The DbConnection.php file is used to connect database.
Step 3: Create a class file named News.php inside “class/” folder.
Step 5: Create action file named index.php
Step 6: Create header (header.php)
This view contains the header section of the webpage. The Bootstrap library is used to provide a better UI, so, include it in the header section.
Located at the top of a website, the header typically contains elements that include a company’s logo, website navigation, and contact information.
Step 7: Create a view file named footer.php
This view contains the footer section of the webpage.
  • jQuery – needed by Bootstrap JavaScript.
  • Bootstrap JavaScript – to make cool UI