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AJAX pagination made simple (with Symfony)

Users of the PHP framework symfony are no strangers to easy-to-use functionality, and in this new post on the symfony blog, they share yet another - an Ajax pagination method.

Paginated lists in web pages imply specific controls to navigate across pages (link to previous and next page, link to a specific page, etc.). And lists are paginated because they are often too big to load. But when AJAX comes in, this last constraint disappears, and the specific controls can easily be replaced by a more intuitive tool: The browser’s scroll bar.

They include both an image/demo with an example of how the functionality works as well as (of course) the PHP code to make it all happen.

July 17th, 2006

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AJAX pagination made simple (with Symfony)

Users of the PHP framework symfony are no strangers to easy-to-use functionality, and in this new post on the symfony blog, they share yet another - an Ajax pagination method.

Paginated lists in web pages imply specific controls to navigate across pages (link to previous and next page, link to a specific page, etc.). And lists are paginated because they are often too big to load. But when AJAX comes in, this last constraint disappears, and the specific controls can easily be replaced by a more intuitive tool: The browser's scroll bar.

They include both an image/demo with an example of how the functionality works as well as (of course) the PHP code to make it all happen.