If the ordering of data is specific to each user, pagination can still be implemented using the following process:
- Retrieve all the data for the specific user and store it in a temporary variable.
- Apply the user-specific ordering to the data using a sorting algorithm.
- Divide the sorted data into small chunks, according to the size of each page that needs to be displayed.
- Store each chunk of data in a separate page.
- Display the first page to the user along with the navigation links (e.g. previous, next, first, last).
- Allow the user to navigate through the pages by clicking on the navigation links.
- Retrieve the appropriate chunk of data each time the user clicks on a navigation link, and display it on the page.
By following this process, data can be paginated even when the ordering is specific to each user.