Still Here
I haven’t posted in awhile due to being rather busy. I’m still around though, and I’ll answer any questions anyone may have. I just upgraded the version of PaginateIt to 1.1.1 to fix a bug mentioned by a couple of users in the original PaginateIt post.
I also have a new version of PaginateIt that is completely rewritten to implement three different methods of pagination. It won’t be based on the same API as version 1. The reason I did this was to be able to write unit tests, so when I make changes, I can catch anything that may have broken. Let me know if you’d like to test it out and I’ll send you a copy.
on April 14th, 2006 at 8:01 pm
I am one of the guys who find that bug today.
I found your script very useful and easy too. I’ll add a link to your site.
I use to build basic pages with Dreamweaver. It only has first-previous-next-last scheme.
I’ve modified your script to display current page number more emphasized
else {
$strLinks .=’‘. $i.’‘.$this->pageSeparator;
}
Would you please send me 1.1.1 version and this new version to test?
Thanks a lot.
Daniel
on April 14th, 2006 at 8:03 pm
Well, html code was applied to $i instead of displayed.
Anyway it is a simple thing to add
on April 15th, 2006 at 9:52 am
Thanks for your delivery, Brady.
1.1.1 -> That problem with negative numbers has gone.
2beta-> Maybe some people prefer not to display next or previous group of number pages instead of removing the link.
$PaginateIt->SetPaginationMode(’Skip’); -> ‘Next’ displays the next group of page numbers. I renamed it as ‘Next Group’.
$PaginateIt->SetPaginationMode(’Slide’); -> Clicking on ‘Next’ will increase (scroll) number pages by one. Displayed page will be the next one.
Automatic scroll to keep your current page number in middle of the listed group is useful.
$PaginateIt->SetPaginationMode(’Jump’); -> ‘Next’ will only jump to display the next page. You cannot see more page numbers unless you click on the last displayed one. Then, you have displayed the next group page #.
Jump and Slide options: It would be useful to add “>>” option to jump to the next group even if current page is not the last one. Same as “SetUserGoToDesiredPage(’yes’);
$PaginateIt->SetUserSetItemsPerPage(’yes’);
1.1.1 is still a good option too.
Great work!
Thanks,
Daniel
on May 2nd, 2006 at 6:55 pm
brady u never emailed me back!
on August 6th, 2006 at 9:22 am
Hi,
Great class.
Is there anyway of changing the Previous and Next to actually go to the previous/next page instead of the previous/next group?
Thanks,
Shane
on May 26th, 2007 at 8:24 am
Hi Brady,
Been a while since I last used your script, but I am doing some interesting things with the CakePHP framework at the moment and am quite keen to try and integrate your new script in my app.
I would appreciate a copy of the new one…
Regards,
Graham
on June 8th, 2007 at 9:42 am
Hey,
Please send a copy of the new class to test out.
Thanks
Paul B.
on August 28th, 2007 at 4:06 am
I don’t think he’s still alive, he hasn’t posted in almost a year.
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