Moves to the next page of data.
The nextPage() function returns a Promise that's resolved to
an array of the next page's items when:
Going to the next page of data replaces the current items in any connected elements with the new items that correspond to the next page of data. Elements that have their own settings for how many items are shown at once, such as tables and galleries, aren't affected.
Calling nextPage() on a write-only dataset causes an error.
Notes:
A dataset needs to load its data before you call its nextPage() function.
Usually a dataset finishes loading a short time after the page it's on finishes loading. So if you call nextPage() inside the page's onReady() event handler, the dataset might not be ready yet.
To call nextPage() as soon as possible after a page loads, use the dataset's onReady() function inside the page's onReady() event handler to ensure that both the page and the dataset have finished loading.
When using a read-write dataset and linked input elements, calling any of the following functions will save any changes made in the linked input elements.
If random order is enabled for a dataset, nextPage() throws an error.