Example of Laravel Framework Search Paging Feature

  • 2021-11-14 05:08:31
  • OfStack

This article illustrates the search paging function of Laravel framework. Share it for your reference, as follows:

Controller controller


/**
 *  Article search 
 *
 * @author YING
 * @param void
 * @return void
 */
public function mesArticleSearch()
{
  // Connection value 
  $input=Input::get();
  // Call model query 
  // Instantiate class 
  $cate=new Article();
  // Call a custom method   Query classification 
  $artInfo=$cate->searchAll($input);
  // From session User name of 
  $username=session('user_name');
  // Instantiate class 
  $cate=new Category();
  // Call a custom method   Query classification 
  $cateInfo=$cate->selectAll();
  return view('admin.article',['username'=>$username,'artInfo'=>$artInfo,'cateInfo'=>$cateInfo,'cate_id'=>$input['cate_id'],'title'=>$input['title']]);
}

Model model


/**
 *  Article search 
 *
 * @author YING
 * @param void
 * @return void
 */
public function searchAll($input)
{
  // Judge 
  if($input['cate_id']!=0&&$input['title']!=""){
    return $this->join('user','u_id','=','user.Id')
          ->join('category','article.cate_id','=','category.cate_id')
          ->select('user_name','cate_name','article.*')
          ->where('category.status','0')
          ->where(array('category.cate_id'=>$input['cate_id']))
          ->where('title','like','%'.$input['title'].'%')
          ->orderBy('article.sort','DESC')
          ->paginate(3);
  }else if($input['cate_id']!=0&&$input['title']==""){
    return $this->join('user','u_id','=','user.Id')
          ->join('category','article.cate_id','=','category.cate_id')
          ->select('user_name','cate_name','article.*')
          ->where('category.status','0')
          ->where(array('category.cate_id'=>$input['cate_id']))
          ->orderBy('article.sort','DESC')
          ->paginate(3);
  }else if ($input['cate_id']==0&&$input['title']!=""){
    return $this->join('user','u_id','=','user.Id')
          ->join('category','article.cate_id','=','category.cate_id')
          ->select('user_name','cate_name','article.*')
          ->where('category.status','0')
          ->where('title','like','%'.$input['title'].'%')
          ->orderBy('article.sort','DESC')
          ->paginate(3);
  }else{
   return  $this->join('user','u_id','=','user.Id')
          ->join('category','article.cate_id','=','category.cate_id')
          ->select('user_name','cate_name','article.*')
          ->where('category.status','0')
          ->orderBy('article.sort','DESC')
          ->paginate(3);
  }
}

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View view


<div class="list-page" style="margin-left: 400px">
{{$artInfo->appends(['cate_id' => $cate_id])->appends(['title' => $title])->render()}}
</div>

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