To divide large number of records into multiple parts, we use
pagination. It allows user to display a part of records only. Loading
all records in a single page may take time, so it is always recommended
to created pagination. In will_paginate-bootstrap gem integrates the
Bootstrap pagination component. The usage for this is extremely simple
and it magically works. So let’s take a look at adding this.
STEP 1. gem install will_paginate-bootstrap
STEP 2. Open app/controller/posts_controller.rb and it adds necessary parameters in the resultant collection of record to display pagination links in front-end (.erb).
Parameters:
STEP 3. Open app/views/posts/index.html.erb for adding pagination links and also add bootstrap CDN links.
It will add pagination links like, ← Older 1 2 Newer → on front-end.
STEP 4. A collection of extensions for the database
layer that enable paginated queries, and view helpers for popular
frameworks that render pagination links. With proper combination of view
helpers and CSS styling.
Number of Pages here 1, 2 is decided based on total numbers of records that you have in your database, the final result can look like this:
PAGE NO 1. (Paginated result data)
PAGE NO 2. (Paginated result data)
Source: http://www.cryptextechnologies.com/blogs/pagination-in-rails-will_paginate-bootstrap-gem
STEP 1. gem install will_paginate-bootstrap
STEP 2. Open app/controller/posts_controller.rb and it adds necessary parameters in the resultant collection of record to display pagination links in front-end (.erb).
- :page- This is parameter sent in Query String. Based on this, which records are to be fetched is decided. i.e. Offset is decided
- :per_page- This is Number of results that you want to fetch per page i.e. From offset (.erb)
- limit – per page limit for the paginated result data
- offset – current paginated data set -> to show current page
STEP 3. Open app/views/posts/index.html.erb for adding pagination links and also add bootstrap CDN links.
It will add pagination links like, ← Older 1 2 Newer → on front-end.
Number of Pages here 1, 2 is decided based on total numbers of records that you have in your database, the final result can look like this:
PAGE NO 1. (Paginated result data)
PAGE NO 2. (Paginated result data)
Source: http://www.cryptextechnologies.com/blogs/pagination-in-rails-will_paginate-bootstrap-gem
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