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Laravel 11 Simple Pagination Tutorial

Last Updated on June 20, 2024 by

In Laravel 11 application, paginate() is a built-in method using which you can display records in HTML table data with paginated numbers and links.

Let’s start creating an application that displays data in an HTML table view with pagination with numbers and links using Bootstrap and the paginate() method:

Step 1 – Add Dummy Data in DB

Run the following commands on cmd to generate dummy records in database table:

Step 2 – Define Routes

Edit the routes/web.php file, and define routes in it to handle pagination data requests:

Step 3 – Create Controller

Run the following command to create a controller class to handle pagination data from database logic in it:

Edit app/Http/Controllers/UserController.php file, and implement method in it to handle pagination data from database table:

Step 4 – Create Blade File

Go to resources/views directory and create users.blade.php file, and then display paginated data in it:

Step 5 – Test This Application

Run the following command to start application server:

php artisan serve

Type http://localhost:8000/users url on browser to test this application.

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