In Part 4 of their "Pagination with PHP Series", DevShed continues on with the foundation laid, completing the MySQL version of the "Pager" class and using it to extend other classes to provide functionality.

In the fourth and final article in our series about paginating records with PHP, we will look at the source code for the "pager" PHP class we developed in part three, and show several examples to demonstrate possible uses in production environments.

From the very beginning, we provided a friendly introduction to solving paging problems, branching out to different approaches. Starting with a basic procedural solution, then moving on to an object-oriented implementation, hopefully we offered in-depth coverage for the subject.

In this last part of the series, they give you the source one last time, show you how to can create a table to use it on, as well as helping you with the creation of a clean results table of the data inside...