Paging like digg.com

Does anybody have the script for the paging like in Digg.com ?
1 2 3 .... 10 11 etc .

Is it the CSS/Javascript ?

design of those boxes of the page numbers is very nice and clean.. similar on digital point..

 

you're looking for a pagination script or just css?

 

both.. paging script as well as that cSS.

paging needs to be similar to digg
eg 1 2 .... 10 11..... 20 21

 

I noticed ebaumsworld.com is using the same pagination buttons, and also wordpress codex. Im guessing theres a plugin somewhere, if you find it please let me know as well.

 

<?php

class CI_Pagination {
    
    var $limit = 10;                                // how many per page
    var $select_what = '*';                         // what to select
    var $add_query = '';
    var $otherParams = '';
    /* customize links */
    var $first_r = 'FIRST';
    var $next_r  = '&gt;';
    var $previous_r = '&lt;';
    var $last_r = 'LAST';
    
    function getQuery($return_q=FALSE)
    {
        
        $query = mysql_query('SELECT SQL_CALC_FOUND_ROWS '.$this->select_what.''
               . ' FROM '.$this->the_table.' '.$this->add_query.''
               . ' LIMIT '.$this->start.', '.$this->limit.'');
               
        $nbItems = mysql_result(mysql_query('SELECT FOUND_ROWS() AS nbr'), 0, 'nbr');
        if($nbItems > ($this->start + $this->limit))
        {
            $final = $this->start + $this->limit;
        }
        else {
            $final = $nbItems;
        }
        if($return_q==FALSE)
        {
            return $nbItems;
        }
        else {
            return $query;
        }
    }
    
    
    function paginate() {

            $nbItems = CI_Pagination::getQuery(FALSE);
            
            if($nbItems<=$this->limit)
            {
                return;
            }
            else {
            
                $allPages = ceil($nbItems/$this->limit);
            
                $currentPage = floor($this->start/$this->limit) + 1;
            
                $pagination = "";
                if ($allPages>10) {
                    $maxPages = ($allPages>9) ? 9 : $allPages;
            
                    if ($allPages>9) {
                        if ($currentPage>=1&&$currentPage<=$allPages) {
                            $pagination .= ($currentPage>4) ? " ... " : " ";
            
                            $minPages = ($currentPage>4) ? $currentPage : 5;
                            $maxPages = ($currentPage<$allPages-4) ? $currentPage : $allPages - 4;
            
                            for($i=$minPages-4; $i<$maxPages+5; $i++) {
                                $pagination .= ($i == $currentPage) ? "<a href=\"#\" class=\"current\">".$i."</a> " : "<a href=\"".$this->filePath."/".(($i-1)*$this->limit).$this->otherParams."\">".$i."</a> ";
                            }
                            $pagination .= ($currentPage<$allPages-4) ? " ... " : " ";
                        } else {
                            $pagination .= " ... ";
                        }
                    }
                } else {
                    for($i=1; $i<$allPages+1; $i++) {
                        $pagination .= ($i==$currentPage) ? "<a href=\"#\" class=\"current\">".$i."</a> " : "<a href=\"".$this->filePath."/".(($i-1)*$this->limit).$this->otherParams."\">".$i."</a> ";
                    }
                }
            
                if ($currentPage>1)
                {
                    $pagination = "<a href=\"".$this->filePath."/0".$this->otherParams."\">".$this->first_r."</a>"
                                . " <a href=\"".$this->filePath."/".(($currentPage-2)*$this->limit).$this->otherParams."\">"
                                . "".$this->previous_r."</a> ".$pagination;
                }
                if ($currentPage<$allPages)
                {
                    $pagination .= "<a href=\"".$this->filePath."/".($currentPage*$this->limit).$this->otherParams."\">"
                                 . "".$this->next_r."</a> <a href=\"".$this->filePath."/".(($allPages-1)*$this->limit).$this->otherParams."\">"
                                 . "".$this->last_r."</a>";
                }
        
            return '<div class="pages">' . $pagination . '</div>';
        }
    }
    
}
?>

PHP:

 

include('pagination.php');
$obj = new CI_Pagination();

$obj->start = $_GET['start'];
$obj->filePath = site_url('listings/show_listings/'.$cat_id);
$obj->select_what = 'ID';
$obj->the_table = 'mytable';
$obj->add_query = 'WHERE category = '.$category.' AND active=1 ORDER BY ID DESC';
$query = $obj->getQuery(TRUE);

PHP:

 

div.pages div, div.pages a {
    margin-right: 1px;
    padding: 1px 5px 2px 5px;
    border: 1px solid #999;
    text-decoration: none;
    font-size: 12px;
    color: #999;
}
div.pages div, div.pages a:hover {
    border: 1px solid #999;
    background-color:#d7d7d7;
    color:#fff;
}
div.pages .current {
    border: 1px solid #999;
    background-color:#d8d8d8;
} 

PHP:

link example for pagination: article.php?ID=1&start=0 - where 0 is the start number from where should the pagination start.

For more pagination examples use this link
Here's an example with the result (scroll down to the bottom - hope it helps).

 

Varun, you can also use PEAR:ager, it's a nice package that can support a lot of features like ajax or mod_rewrite.