John
Thanks a lot for all your help and that you spending time on this.
If anyone else need the source code:
(additions: column number in every column header, renamed column
headers)
[code]
?php $sortable = array('id' = 'sort_none', 'hardware_unit_id' =
'sort_none', 'description' = 'sort_none');
You should think more on all the information available to you in the
view!
You already have:
1) the field name by which the sort is performed.
2) the sort direction for the chosen field name.
3) the list of fields which are sortable.
So you should be able to think it through and arrive at
Well, I don't know at which position in the source code, i have to
reset it.
I would reset with this source code: $sortCssClass = 'sort_none';
I think, i need to know, which column header is clicked and then i
have to reset all others.
Could you give me a last hint please?
Thanks!
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Thank you for making an example!
But in my case, i have more than one column to make sortable. In your
example, when i click on one table header to sort, all table headers
show the same arrow, what is wrong :/
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As soon as you want to sort more than only one column, then you have
to reset the sort direction for the other columns, when you choose
another to sort by. That is a task I will leave up to you :)
Enjoy,
John
On Apr 26, 12:24 pm, sebb86 kahlc...@googlemail.com wrote:
Thank you for making an
Hmm, should it be easy to reset the sort direction?
I don't know at which position in the source code, i have to reset it.
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Hello again and thanks.
I got an arrow in my column header. But its every time (asc or desc)
the same arrow, so i think, the paginate source code is still wrong.
My problem is still, that i dont know how to combine two classes in
one paginate function.
[code dont works]
?php echo
You have to check for what is the current sort direction and then
apply the correct class to the paginator-sort(...) options.
I have made an example at:
http://jaa.myftp.org:28880/examples/paginator_sort_arrows
At first the order is unordered, as that is how the records are in the
database (only
Try to add a CSS class to the sort link and then use CSS to add
something to the link.
For example:
[code]
$paginator-sort('id', 'id', array('class' = 'asc');
[/code]
and when clicked on, change into:
[code]
$paginator-sort('id', 'id', array('class' = 'desc');
[/code]
Then with CSS make the
Hello and sry that i have to ask again.
But i dont know, what the correct syntax for the pagination is.
At the moment i have:
[code]
?php echo $paginator-sort(array('asc' ='id v', 'desc' ='id ^'),
'id'); ?
[/code]
How do i get class definitions inside?
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The pagination-sort syntax can be seen here:
http://api12.cakephp.org/class/paginator-helper#method-PaginatorHelpersort
which says sort(title, key, options) and it is in the options array
that you put the class definition.
Enjoy,
John
On Apr 21, 10:03 am, sebb86 kahlc...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hello again and thanks.
I got an arrow in my column header. But its every time (asc or desc)
the same arrow, so i think, the paginate source code is still wrong.
My problem is still, that i dont know how to combine two classes in
one paginate function.
[code dont works]
?php echo
Hello again and thanks.
I got an arrow in my column header. But its every time (asc or desc)
the same arrow, so i think, the paginate source code is still wrong.
My problem is still, that i dont know how to combine two classes in
one paginate function.
[code dont works]
?php echo
Addition:
[code]
uarr;
[/code]
also works. But also _not_ inside the paginate source code.
Any ideas?
Thanks if someone can help!
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As far as the PHP manual states, you use #nnn; so your arrow becomes
#2191;
Enjoy,
John
On Apr 19, 8:21 am, sebb86 kahlc...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hello,
my charset is set to UTF-8.
But how do i output a UTF-8 sign inside PHP?
For example an arrow (U+2191) in a table cell:
[code]
th?php
Hello again John,
this outputs a strange sign:
Seems like its the arrows hex code.
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I now see that your code was the hex code, not the decimal code, so
use #x2191; for your arrow.
Enjoy,
John
On Apr 19, 9:18 am, sebb86 kahlc...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hello again John,
this outputs a strange sign:
Seems like its the arrows hex code.
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Thanks. It works when i write:
[code]
?php echo '#x2191;' ?
[/code]
But _NOT_ with paginate:
[code]
?php echo $paginator-sort(array('asc' ='id v', 'desc' ='id
#x2191'), 'id');
[/code]
What's wrong there?
Regards.
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Hello,
my charset is set to UTF-8.
But how do i output a UTF-8 sign inside PHP?
For example an arrow (U+2191) in a table cell:
[code]
th?php echo $paginator-sort(array('asc' ='id U+2193', 'desc'
='id U+2191'), 'id'); ?/th
[/code]
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