AFAIK it is [offset:page]
El 22 de enero de 2012 20:40, Swaroop Shankar V <swaroo...@gmail.com>escribió:
> Hi,
> Am trying to create a custom pagination for my project, but am seriously
> struck with the django implementation of Limit and offset. I went through
> the documents, instead of making me understand how it works, i ended up
> more confused. So suppose I have a page limit of 3 records per page and if
> i want to load the second set of records how should the following statement
> be?
>
> Data = NewsFeedStory.objects.order_by('-updated_on')[?:?]
>
> and similarly if i want to load the 3rd set with same page limit, how
> should the same statement be? I played with the django shell to figure out
> how this works but am still confused. Please help.
>
> Thanks and Regards,
>
> Swaroop Shankar V
>
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