| Warning |
|---|
Yikes! Major work in progress alert. |
Customising the look of pagination has always been a bitc...... a bit difficult. Lets make it easier shall we.
...
CALL PAGINATION USING THE TAG:
| Code Block |
|---|
<skin:pagination qRecordSet="qAllMyCustomers"> |
...
<cfdump var="#stObject#" expand="false" label="stObject" /> |
...
</skin:pagination> |
TO CUSTOMISE THE PAGINATION OUTPUT, CREATE YOUR OWN farPagination webskin. The default is displayLinks.cfm <cfoutput>
<div
| Code Block |
|---|
<cfoutput> <cfif getPageTo() GT 1> <cfoutput> <div class=" |
...
paginator-wrap"> <div class="paginator"> #renderLink(linkid="previous", linkText="< previous")# <cfloop from="#getPageFrom()#" to="#getPageTo()#" index="i"> |
...
#renderLink(linkid=i)#
</cfloop>
#renderLink(linkid="next", linkText="next >")#
</div>
</div>
</cfoutput>
</cfif>
|
EXAMPLE CODE:
| Code Block |
|---|
<skin:pagination
query="#yourquery#"
typename="yourtypename"
recordsPerPage="#stobj.numitems#">
<skin:view objectid="#stobject.objectid#" typename="yourtypename" webskin="#stObj.displaymethod#" />
</skin:pagination>
|
Basically the skin:pagination tag manages the loop, and provides you with a new #request.stobject# variable with the contents of the current row each loop.
You can rename this variable using the r_stobject="myVar" attribute.
Check farcry\core\packages\forms\farPagination.cfc for all available methods and attributes.