Introduction

In this article, we will learn how we create server-side pagination, which is very useful whenever we need to display a large number of records. This is the second part of my article on server-side pagination, you can check out the first part of this article from the link below. 

How It Will Work?

In this article, we are going to show previous and next buttons with custom logic so whenever we click on next button it shows the next page of records. For example, suppose we are on page one and after clicking on next, it would show the second page of records. However, here we will see different logic. 

Backend

Here in the previous article we have already created database and tables so there’s no need to create it again. If you don’t have the related database, tables, and stored procedure, then please check the previous article. 

Web API

Complete code of pagination controller:   

Introduction

In this article, we will learn how we create server-side pagination, which is very useful whenever we need to display a large number of records. This is the second part of my article on server-side pagination, you can check out the first part of this article from the link below. 

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How It Will Work?

In this article, we are going to show previous and next buttons with custom logic so whenever we click on next button it shows the next page of records. For example, suppose we are on page one and after clicking on next, it would show the second page of records. However, here we will see different logic. 

Backend
Here in the previous article we have already created database and tables so there’s no need to create it again. If you don’t have the related database, tables, and stored procedure, then please check the previous article. 
Web API
Complete code of pagination controller:  &nbs […]