The process of moving search parameters to enable pagination in PHP involves the following steps:
Get the current page number from the URL using the $_GET variable.
Determine the number of records to display per page and calculate the offset.
Modify the SQL query to add the LIMIT clause using the offset and records per page values.
Pass the search parameters and page number to the next page using the $_GET variable, so the user can navigate through the pages.
On the next page, retrieve the search parameters and page number from the $_GET variable and use them to construct the SQL query.
Display the results on the page and include links to navigate to the previous and next pages.
Ensure that the user cannot enter invalid page numbers or page numbers that exceed the maximum number of pages.
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Asked: 2023-07-09 01:04:11 +0000
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