> The URL of these pages has the following 
> format:http://localhost:8080/?tg_paginate_limit=8&tg_paginate_no=2http://localhost:8080/?tg_paginate_limit=8&tg_paginate_no=3
> ... and so on.
>
> Now I want to alter this URL into the format:http://localhost:8080/method/x/2

You can create a new class that inherits the PaginateDataGrid widget
and override the template that generates the urls. In the controller/
method you are calling you can go thorugh the *args to get the page no
and add it to the **kwargs[''] for use in the paginate:
tg_paginate_no=args[1].

in my case i have:

    @turbogears.expose()
    def method(self, *args, **kwargs):
        # URL is /method/letter/pagenumber
        return self._directory(letter=args[0], tg_paginate_no=args[1])


    # paginate:    required for paginatedatagrid widget
    @turbogears.expose(template="...mytemplate")
    @turbogears.paginate('items', limit=int(config.get("showitems")))
    def _directory(self, letter=""):
        """show the directory listing
        letter    : the letter selected by the user
        """
        items = self._getitems(letter)
        return dict(currentletter=letter, items=items,
pdgwidget=self.pdgwidget)


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