How to add pager at the bottom which allow shifting between views?

Question

I am looking for how to add pager in the complex set of view content. In my case, - I have 5 views with different titles, and have 10 items in each views. - Now, I want to divide each view in 2 pages, so 5 items on each page, so that 5 views will have 10 pages in sum. - and these all 10 pages has to be connected by single pager 1,2,3....10. - So on Page-1 View-1 title and its 1stpage and on Page-2 same title and half content of View-1 as described above (5+5). - and on Page-2 Views-2 with its title and on Page-3 views-2 title and half content of Views-2.. - So, on till views 5. (Please see First image for easy understanding)

Now, what I tried, (1) I added views in views using Views field view module, So I had Main Views which have that 5 views as field and can set 1 item(1 view) per page, so each view will go on each page, but again for dividing each that inside view/sub-view in 2 parts I have to add pager to that each 5 views with 5 items,....So on in the final product MainView(inside Sub-view) will have two pagers....I tried and attaching the Screenshot in the second image.

And Second point, Probably everybody would have seen the Drupal Documentation section of drupal.org. At the bottom the following type of PAGER (shown in attached image- 3) which allow the shift from one topic to other topic. Will it be possible in the above case.

Answer 1

Create 10 different page views. Example:

In Page View1 click on add page

In your view pager, select Display specified number of items.

Then add an offset of 5 (so your view will start from row 6)

If you're going to make changes to anything make sure you select this page override, otherwise it will make changes to all your page views. (On previous screenshot, see my pager options, I forgot to do that. Should be this page override)

On your footer Add Global text area. (remember this page override)

Then use html to create your own pager. (this is for view 2)

<a href="/view1">1</a> <b>2</b> <a href="/view3">3</a> .... <a href="/view3">Next ></a> <a href="/view10">Last >></a>

Then change code accordingly for view 3. (remember this page override)

Now we will need to hide the real pager.

Under Advanced, click on theme info. Then click on Display Output and copy the entire code that's there.

Create a new file and paste the code there.

Now find and delete the <?php print $pager; ?> line.

Now rename the new file to views-view--[view name goes here]--page.tpl (In my case my view is called sadfsafd)

Note: Do not use views-view.tpl.php as your template name, because that will affect all of your views, and we don't want that. By using views-view--sadfsafd--page.tpl I am only affecting the sadfsafd view.

Then upload views-view--[view name goes here]--page.tpl to your sites/all/themes/template folder.

Now clear/flush Drupal cache.