After a lot of searching and trying to figure out how to best do this, I've found that pagination in laravel gets really finicky with more than one table. Also, I was told that it would be probably good to be able to use server fetched partials as shown in here: https://laracasts.com/series/javascript-techniques-for-server-side-developers/episodes/1 and also to maybe try to keep the frame for the tables uniform, as in able to be applied to each of them, despite the different contents. From what I understand this would either require me to make the pagination but with partials or find what the amalgam should look like if it is possible. Which is honestly a bit much for me still. If there's any ideas, examples or direction you could give, I'd be grateful. Maybe there's a separate type of pagination or solution for situations like these.
Hi @uniquehope
If those small tables won't render a huge amount of records, I'd just go for client-side pagination.
Probably DataTables is a good option here: https://datatables.net/
Here you have an example showing multiple tables in one page: https://datatables.net/examples/basic_init/multiple_tables.html
As a bonus, doing pagination at client-side is way much faster and you won't be reloading the page each time.
Hope this helps!
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