instead of
q_list = ObjectPaginator(Queue.objects.all(), 20)
Provide a order_by, if you would like them to be in descending order,
in order when they were created have,
q_list = ObjectPaginator(Queue.objects.all().order_by('-id'),
20)
Or better yet have a created_on field in the model, with auto_now_add
as 1, and order on that field as
q_list = ObjectPaginator(Queue.objects.all().order_by('-
created_on'), 20)
On Jan 11, 6:12 pm, Nader <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I use a view in an application with which I can present the 20 pages
> of a table at once.
>
> from queues.models import Queue
>
> def list(request, page=0, message=" "):
> page = int(page)
> q_list = ObjectPaginator(Queue.objects.all(), 20)
> has_previous = q_list.has_previous_page(page)
> has_next = q_list.has_next_page(page)
> return render_to_response(
> 'queues/list.html', {'q_list': q_list.get_page(page),
> 'has_previous': has_previous,
> 'previous_page' : page -1,
> 'has_next': has_next,
> 'next_page': page + 1,
> 'message': message,}
> )
>
> It present the first 20 records of table, but I would like to present
> the last 20 records from the table (from the bottom of table). Would
> somebody tell me how I can solve this?
>
> Regards,
> Nader
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