>  i want to make 2 pagination objects 1 for blogs and 1 for links (these
>  user blog links) i have read that it is now possible since TG 1.0.2
>  but have no idea how to implement it. currently i am doing

>     @expose(template='kid:tblog.BlogEntryController.templates.list')
>     @paginate('records', limit=10)
>     @paginate('users', limit=1)
>     def list(self, **kw):
>         users = User.select(orderBy=User.q.display_name)
>         """List records in model"""
>         records = BlogEntry.select()
>         return dict(records = records, modelname=self.modelname,
>  users=users)

>  it correctly limits the select() items, but it wont show the paginate
>  links, im using the following code to display my paginate:

>                 <span py:for="page in tg.paginate.pages">
>                         <a py:if="page != tg.paginate.current_page" href="$
>  {tg.paginate.get_href(page)}">${page}</a>
>                 <span py:if="page == tg.paginate.current_page">${page}</span>
>                 </span>

>  However it is the same for both objects, i dont know how to declare it
>  to use a different paginate object. any help would be brilliant.

> >  i want to make 2 pagination objects 1 for blogs and 1 for links (these
> >  user blog links) i have read that it is now possible since TG 1.0.2
> >  but have no idea how to implement it. currently i am doing

> >     @expose(template='kid:tblog.BlogEntryController.templates.list')
> >     @paginate('records', limit=10)
> >     @paginate('users', limit=1)
> >     def list(self, **kw):
> >         users = User.select(orderBy=User.q.display_name)
> >         """List records in model"""
> >         records = BlogEntry.select()
> >         return dict(records = records, modelname=self.modelname,
> >  users=users)

> >  it correctly limits the select() items, but it wont show the paginate
> >  links, im using the following code to display my paginate:

> >                 <span py:for="page in tg.paginate.pages">
> >                         <a py:if="page != tg.paginate.current_page" href="$
> >  {tg.paginate.get_href(page)}">${page}</a>
> >                 <span py:if="page == tg.paginate.current_page">${page}</span>
> >                 </span>

> >  However it is the same for both objects, i dont know how to declare it
> >  to use a different paginate object. any help would be brilliant.

> Instead of tg.paginate.xxxxx, try using  tg.paginates['users'].xxxxx and
> tg.paginates['records'].xxxxx inside your template.

> tg.paginates is a dictionary containing all paginates objects.
> tg.paginate points to the last paginate object processed by paginate
> decorator.  (too many "paginate" sentences in this sentence, I know
> :))

> Cheers,

> Roger

> Thank you so much i just couldn't find that syntax anywhere

>  On 3/26/08, amarsibia <amarsi...@googlemail.com> wrote:

>  > Thank you so much i just couldn't find that syntax anywhere

>  Yeaph, I know...
>  This is one of new features paginate decorator has which isn't
>  documented already..  :(