Update:
In my application built with Laravel 4 and Angular JS, I am in need of pagination functionality. While there is an option to use the angularui-bootstrap pagination, I have decided to explore and integrate the features of Laravel pagination with Angular.js instead. I came across a blog post that discussed this approach, but unfortunately, it had numerous errors and did not work as expected. The Laravel controller function I have set up uses pagination according to Laravel's documentation, and I convert the return data to an array using `toArray()`. Here is how it looks:
class CareerController extends BaseController {
public function index() {
$careers = Career::paginate( $limit = 10 );
return Response::json(array(
'status' => 'success',
'message' => 'Careers successfully loaded!',
'careers' => $careers->toArray()),
200
);
}
}
The data is being fetched correctly in the Firebug console using Angularjs REST http `$resource` call. It includes all the necessary pagination details like `total`, `per_page`, `current_page`, `last_page`, `from`, `to`, and the actual `data`. In my Angular script, I have defined modules, factories, and controllers to handle the career data retrieval appropriately.
Furthermore, the HTML view has been structured to display the fetched career data in a table format with proper pagination links, although currently, the pagination feature is not working as expected due to an error stating `Error: results is undefined` when utilizing the pagination directive.