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Re: Will Paginate and Script.aculo.us

2009-11-20T18:03:31Z

I was afraid of that. My hope was in having a way to keep the state.
Thank you any way.

Ivan

Re: Will Paginate and Script.aculo.us

2009-11-20T14:53:01Z

Ah, well, you're out of luck then.
The page is refreshing and the JavaScript state is reset, obviously.
If you want to avoid refreshing the page, try using Ajax pagination.

Re: Will Paginate and Script.aculo.us

2009-11-20T11:37:05Z

Thanks for your answer. I'll try to make myself more specific.
I want just the opposite behavior.
I'd like to keep changes that user made in one page.
For instance, in the 'index' view there is a <div> with parameters for
search.
After submit them and receiving the results of the searching, user can

Re: Will Paginate and Script.aculo.us

2009-11-19T21:20:10Z

You'll have to be more specific. But if I'm correct in assuming you don't
want certain effects to apply on page 2 or after, you can just put a
condition in your javascript to do its stuff only on page 1.

Will Paginate and Script.aculo.us

2009-11-19T15:53:27Z

I give a chance to system user blinds a entire "div" by clicking a
"link_to_function" link in a "index" action.
Well, occurs that when the user paginates, the "div" that was
previously blinded appears again.
Is there any way to prevent it?
I'd like to keep all the efects done while paginating.

Re: Diff # of items only on 1st page

2009-11-18T20:31:25Z

gotcha .. thanks for the heads up :)

On Wed, Nov 18, 2009 at 12:15 PM, Mislav Marohnić <mislav.maroh...@gmail.com

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Re: Diff # of items only on 1st page

2009-11-18T20:15:01Z

That would be somewhat difficult. Whole will_paginate library expects
per_page to be constant. If your application logic requires it to not be
constant, I guess you'll have to roll out your own pagination or at least
subclass and overwrite a whole lot.

Diff # of items only on 1st page

2009-11-18T17:50:57Z

I have an odd scenario where I would like to have a different number
of items brought back only on page 1.

Ie.,

Page 1 - items 1 - 9 (9 total)
Page 2 - items 10 - 19 (10 total)
Page 3 - items 20 - 29 (10 total)

and so on ...

Any tips on how I might achieve this?

Re: how can I use the view helpers to get this...?

2009-11-16T00:11:34Z

that worked! thx for your help, mislav

(btw - I've gotten by other probs with github b4)

Re: how can I use the view helpers to get this...?

2009-11-15T16:22:30Z

Oh I see. It's a bug with GitHub that still gives you the download link for
"master" even though you've selected "agnostic" branch in the web interface.
This should be the correct link:
download agnostic
branch<[link]>
[zip]

Re: how can I use the view helpers to get this...?

2009-11-14T22:37:39Z

OK, I think I need some guidance on downloading the correct zip/tar
file to get the latest agnostic branch...

I see a note that the version has been updated to 3.0pre, but I dont
see that version in the download packages from github.

Can someone tell me what exactly I should download from github to get

Re: how can I use the view helpers to get this...?

2009-11-14T18:49:28Z

hmm.. I thought I had downloaded and installed the agnostic plugin...

and after I had installed whatever I did, I got the 'stack level too
deep' error that used to occur in older versions of the plugin for the
rails version I'm running 2.2.3... or does that sound like I had
something older than the agnostic version you mention?

Re: how can I use the view helpers to get this...?

2009-11-14T18:29:16Z

Seems like you're using regular, stable version of will_paginate. I
mentioned you need to use the "agnostic" branch from github. you can install
it as plugin or build yourself a gem

Re: how can I use the view helpers to get this...?

2009-11-13T23:34:10Z

revision to what I wrote in the prev msg

I hadnt restarted my server when I wrote the last (I knew there was at
least 1 dumb move going on :-), but after restarting now I'm getting
the slightly diff msg:

uninitialized constant WillPaginate::ViewHelpers::Lin kRenderer

this is from the class declaration in the first line of the code

Re: how can I use the view helpers to get this...?

2009-11-13T23:04:11Z

OK, finally got back to this task... and I'm having a problem in that
I'm getting the following error:

uninitialized constant NiftyRenderer

from the <%= will_paginate @posts, :renderer =>
NiftyRenderer, :separator => " | " %>

I've tried putting NiftyRenderer in quotes ('cause I saw the default