On 5/20/07, Richard Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm wanting to have different pagers displayed on the same page template. For example displaying the WeblogEntriesPager, CommentsPager and UsersPager all on the frontpage weblog. There's no problem initially displaying them, but when it comes to paging through then each pager reacts to the same next/prev links (when ?page=1, all pagers move to the next set of results).
We made the assumption that there will only be one pager per page, so that's going to be a problem. Instead, you could use Ajax widgets instead to add multiple pagable elements to a page. For example, here's a pagable Dojo table widget that uses a pager that is not part of the main page: http://rollerweblogger.org/roller/page/dojoroller The pager exists in a separate page that generates JSON data for the table, here's the page template that generates the JSON data for the table: #if($model.getRequestParameter("columns") == "true") [{field:"pubTime"}, {field:"title"}] #else #set($pager = $model.getWeblogEntriesPager()) #set($map = $pager.getEntries()) { #if($pager.nextLink) nextLink:"$pager.nextLink", #end #if($pager.prevLink) prevLink:"$pager.prevLink", #end data: [ #foreach($day in $map.keySet()) #set($entries = $map.get($day)) #foreach($entry in $entries) #if($comma),#else#set($comma = true)#end {id: "$entry.website.handle:$entry.anchor", pubTime: "$entry.pubTime", title:"$entry.title" } #end #end ] } #end And here's what the generated JSON data looks like: http://rollerweblogger.org/roller/page/dojoentries Does that make sense? - Dave
