Drupal's built-in pagination system starts its pages at '0' instead of '1', as it's currently set in the pagination component. For the pagination component to work in Drupal, we'll need an additional optional parameter that allows us to set the starting page number.
For example, if there are 13 pages of results, the range of numbers for the pages in the "?page=" parameter would be 0-12. Currently, it assumes it's always 1-13.
Drupal's built-in pagination system starts its pages at '0' instead of '1', as it's currently set in the pagination component. For the pagination component to work in Drupal, we'll need an additional optional parameter that allows us to set the starting page number.
For example, if there are 13 pages of results, the range of numbers for the pages in the "?page=" parameter would be 0-12. Currently, it assumes it's always 1-13.