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PEAR (http://pear.php.net) has a decent Pager class that is easy to integrate in Cake.

The simple pagination element. For instruction on use see: http://bakery.cakephp.org/articles/view/65

The pagination helper, for instruction on use see: http://bakery.cakephp.org/articles/view/65

The pagination component. For instruction on use see: http://bakery.cakephp.org/articles/view/65

In one of my CMS projects, I ran across a case where the user created a post of very long content that scrolled endlessly down the page. In an effort to make the content more easily readable, I created a Pagination helper that breaks that content into discrete blocks of content with "next" and "prev" links.

Looking for a fairly simple way to create pagination in a style similar to Digg? Check this out.

If you have more than a few results it is useful, if not vital, to provide a means of presenting the results a few at a time.
This tutorial will demonstrate how easy it is to present your data using pagination.

Just a basic introduction to the wonderful abilities of pagination in Cake 1.2. Gives an overview of how to use pagination to do some very complex things with very little code.

This tutorial will attempt to cover some advanced techniques of pagination. In large this will cover Ajax pagination. Hopefully we can also uncover some of the better practices and techniques to use with pagination.

Does it drive you nuts when you edit an item on page 4 of a list, then when you save you're dropped back to page 1 with the list back in the default order? The PaginationRecall component automatically remembers the page you were on and the sorting so you're returned to the same spot on the list.

This simple little JQuery function allows you to drop paginated data into your views with ease.