Simple jQuery Script For Table Pagination On Browser
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Table Pagination is a simple jQuery script that adds client-side pagination capability to your existing long table without any much effort on server side.
How to use it:
1. Load the needed jQuery JavaScript library in your webpage.
<script src="//code.jquery.com/jquery.min.js"></script>
2. Add pagination links (next/prev buttons) to your html table.
<span class="prev"> <<< Previous </span> <span class="next"> Next >>> </span>
3. Specify the number of table rows to be displayed per page.
var maxRows = 5;
4. The core JavaScript for the table pagination.
$('table').each(function() { var cTable = $(this); var cRows = cTable.find('tr:gt(0)'); var cRowCount = cRows.size(); if (cRowCount < maxRows) { return; } cRows.each(function(i) { $(this).find('td:first').text(function(j, val) { return (i + 1) + " - " + val; }); }); cRows.filter(':gt(' + (maxRows - 1) + ')').hide(); var cPrev = cTable.siblings('.prev'); var cNext = cTable.siblings('.next'); cPrev.addClass('disabled'); cPrev.click(function() { var cFirstVisible = cRows.index(cRows.filter(':visible')); if (cPrev.hasClass('disabled')) { return false; } cRows.hide(); if (cFirstVisible - maxRows - 1 > 0) { cRows.filter(':lt(' + cFirstVisible + '):gt(' + (cFirstVisible - maxRows - 1) + ')').show(); } else { cRows.filter(':lt(' + cFirstVisible + ')').show(); } if (cFirstVisible - maxRows <= 0) { cPrev.addClass('disabled'); } cNext.removeClass('disabled'); return false; }); cNext.click(function() { var cFirstVisible = cRows.index(cRows.filter(':visible')); if (cNext.hasClass('disabled')) { return false; } cRows.hide(); cRows.filter(':lt(' + (cFirstVisible +2 * maxRows) + '):gt(' + (cFirstVisible + maxRows - 1) + ')').show(); if (cFirstVisible + 2 * maxRows >= cRows.size()) { cNext.addClass('disabled'); } cPrev.removeClass('disabled'); return false; }); });
This awesome jQuery plugin is developed by Thedijje. For more Advanced Usages, please check the demo page or visit the official website.