Adam wrote:
> HI!! I'm sure you've moved on, but if anyone comes in behind me,
> here's a decent, and painless workaround - you need to nullify all
> will_paginate links, and manually change them to submit your current
> form. Oh, and you need to create a textbox to hold the page, so
> will_page will pick it up, and page appropriately
>
> View:
>
> <input type="text" id="page" name="page" style="visibility:hidden;"
> value="1" />
>
> Call SetLinks for onload:
>
> function SetLinks(){
> $$('.pagination a').each( function(s){ setClickOnA(s) } );
> }
>
> function setClickOnA(anchor){
> var num = anchor.href.split("=")[1];
>
> Element.observe(anchor, "click", function() { $('page').value = num;
> submitOnlyForm(); } )
> anchor.href = "#"
> }
>
> function submitOnlyForm(){
> document.forms[0].submit();
> }
Hi Fred
Could you please throw some more light on this , how to achieve the
checkbox persistence and will_paginate problem using this.
If you could give some step by step procedure , it will be a great help.
Thanks in advance
Neetal
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