'. $row["post_title"] .'
'. $row["post_content"] .'
$page_limit = 10; // set limit to 10 results per page $search_query = "SELECT * FROM products"; // search query - returns all products $total_results = mysqli_num_rows($search_query); // get total number of results $total_pages = ceil($total_results / $page_limit); // calculate total pages based on total results and page limit // example of displaying search results using LIMIT clause in SQL query if (isset($_GET['page'])) { $page = $_GET['page']; } else { $page = 1; } $start_index = ($page - 1) * $page_limit; $search_query = "SELECT * FROM products LIMIT $start_index, $page_limit"; // new search query with LIMIT clause
$page_limit = 5; // set limit to 5 posts per page $search_query = "SELECT * FROM posts ORDER BY post_date DESC"; // retrieve all posts in descending order of date $search_query .= " LIMIT $page_limit"; // add LIMIT clause to limit search results // example of displaying latest posts on homepage $result = mysqli_query($search_query); while ($row = mysqli_fetch_assoc($result)) { echo 'This example retrieves the latest posts by ordering the posts based on the date in descending order and then limits the search results to 5 using the LIMIT clause. The code then displays the 5 latest posts on the homepage. Package library: The example uses the mysqli library for executing SQL queries and HTML for displaying the post content. In both examples, the page_limit format is used to control the number of search results or posts displayed on each page. The mysqli library is used for executing SQL queries in both examples.'; }'. $row["post_title"] .'
'. $row["post_content"] .'