I'm trying to figure out how to create pagination links which would change
the limit used by the controller. Something like:
prev 1 2 3 4 5 next | next 10 | next 20
Looking through the source, nothing has jumped out at me. I know that I
just need to append "limit:10" to the URL but how, then, do I get the
*next* page?
link() requires a Router-friendly URL. Far enough, but how to create it
dynamically?
$paginator->link('next 30', array(???), array('limit' => 30));
The url() method will give back an array if the 2nd param ir true:
$paginator->url(array('limit' => 50, 'page' => ?), true);
But, again, how to specify the page? If I leave out the 'page' option, it
defaults to "page:1".
Surely, there must be a simple way to do this. If someone has a link to a
good resource online, I'd very much appreciate it. I've been wading through
all sorts of links to much more complicated pagination stuff and it's
getting a bit depressing. Sometimes, it's the simplest things which are the
most difficult to find.
BTW, I realise that I can just set something up with javascript to append
the limit to the href. In fact, the point of all this is to swap the links
out withe a select list which does just that. However, I need to get
something working that doesn't require scripting to be enabled, first.
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