Client Side Pagination [closed] - javascript

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What are the best libraries available right now for client side pagination?

jQuery Tablesorter is a good choice because you usually want a table with sorting when you're displaying data, and it also has pagination built in, so you get the whole shebang.

YUI also has a very easy to use client-side pagination control.

This one is fairly good too and works with HTML tables without expecting a table model. Comes with both pagination and sorting.
http://www.frequency-decoder.com/2007/10/19/client-side-table-pagination-script
Edit:
Having now used the "jquery tablesorter" script, I have to say it is better than the "client-side-table-pagination-script".

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