--- Lars Johansson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello everyone,
> we have a webapp with some reports spanning multiple
> pages and using offset/limit to fetch data into a
> Collection. I must say I find is somewhat tricky to
> access the counter in an iterator to do render were
> in the total resultset the user is. Does anyone hav
> experience or code for this type of work?
> A typical example would be to have two parameters
> keeping track of where one is, offset and limit and
> pass it to a finder. On each page I would like a
> counter increasing by each row, 1-25 on page one,
> 26-50 on page two etc.
<webwork:iterator value="foo.bar" status="'myStatus'">
<webwork:property value="myStatus/count"/> - count
( one-based )
<webwork:property value="myStatus/index"/> - index
( zero bazed )
</webwork:iterator>
regards,
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