Ok to test i Have:
<!--- THIS MEANS PAGINATE --->
<skin:pagination query="#stLocal.qResults#" typename="dmNews"
paginationID="searchNews" recordsPerPage="10" pageLinks="10">
<cfoutput>#ObjectID#</cfoutput><br />
</skin:pagination>
i know that stLocal.qResults holds al objectids, so how do i display the
items in between? With this code i don't see anything, by removing the code
in between i also see nothing, so passing in the query is not working?
i don't want a webskin in between, i want direct code, so how to to this?
thanks.
Op donderdag 14 maart 2013 23:09:17 UTC+1 schreef Blair McK het volgende:
>
> Generally you pass the entire result set into the tag. The tag itself
> handles paging.
>
> Blair
>
>
> On Fri, Mar 15, 2013 at 5:21 AM, Marco van den Oever <
> [email protected] <javascript:>> wrote:
>
>> Hi thanks both, when i use this code:
>>
>> <skin:pagination query="#q#" typename="dmNews" paginationID=
>> "searchNews" recordsPerPage="10" pageLinks="10">
>> <skin:view typename="#stobj.typename#" objectid=
>> "#stobj.objectid#" webskin="#url.bodyView#" />
>> </skin:pagination>
>>
>> how to pass in the query result from the search if that is on the webskin
>> after the first pagination?
>>
>> Can you place a example code?
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>> Op donderdag 14 maart 2013 17:58:24 UTC+1 schreef Chris Kent het volgende:
>>
>>> Marco,
>>>
>>> Why not use <skin:paginiation ... > to wrap a <skin:view ... > to
>>> handle pagination of content items?
>>>
>>> You can pass either a query or array of objects/objectsids to the
>>> pagination.
>>>
>>> Chris.,
>>>
>>> On Thursday, 14 March 2013 14:51:09 UTC, Marco van den Oever wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Hi all, I am trying to implement pagination into the standard /
>>>> modified search option provided in fandango skeleton.
>>>> I am guessing that the <cfoutput query needs to be a <cfloop query
>>>> surrounded by a <cfoutput> tag?
>>>> And then put in the "from" / "to" parameters with the values of
>>>> #getRecordFrom()#" and #getRecordTo()#?
>>>>
>>>> When I try to get the values of #getRecordFrom()#" and #getRecordTo()#like:
>>>>
>>>> <admin:resource key="coapi.farPagination.**displaying@html" var1=
>>>> "#getRecordFrom()#" var2="#getRecordTo()#" var3="#getTotalRecords()#">
>>>> <cfset rfrom = {1}>
>>>> <cfset rto = {2}>
>>>> <cfset rmax = {3}>
>>>> </admin:resource>
>>>>
>>>> I get an error:
>>>>
>>>> No matching function [GETRECORDFROM] found
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> How do I wrap the following code in a pagination?:
>>>>
>>>> <cfoutput query="stLocal.qResults">
>>>>
>>>> <!--- get the recent news items --->
>>>> <cfquery name="recent" datasource="aquariusagenieuw" maxrows="13">
>>>> SELECT ObjectID,title,source,**flickrimg,Teaser,**
>>>> datetimecreated,Teaserimage,**publishDate
>>>> FROM dmnews
>>>> WHERE ObjectID='#stLocal.qResults.**ObjectID#'
>>>> </cfquery>
>>>>
>>>> <article>
>>>>
>>>> <cfif len(recent.teaserImage)>
>>>> <!--- get the image --->
>>>> <cfquery name="image" datasource="aquariusagenieuw">
>>>> SELECT ThumbnailImage
>>>> FROM dmimage
>>>> WHERE ObjectID = '#recent.teaserImage#'
>>>> </cfquery>
>>>> <cfif FileExists(ExpandPath(image.Th**umbnailImage))>
>>>> <skin:view objectid="#recent.teaserImage#**" typename="dmImage"
>>>> template="**displayThumbnailImage" r_html="teaserImageHTML" />
>>>> <skin:buildLink class="thumbnail" objectID=
>>>> "#recent.objectid#" linktext="#teaserImageHTML#" urlParameters=
>>>> "q=#url.q#" />
>>>>
>>>> </cfif>
>>>> <cfelseif recent.flickrimg gt 0>
>>>>
>>>> <!--- get flickr image source if used and show it --->
>>>> <cfset str = recent.flickrimg>
>>>> <cfset string = str />
>>>> <cfset StartText = 'src="' />
>>>> <cfset Start = FindNoCase(StartText, string, 1) />
>>>> <cfset EndText='" width' />
>>>> <cfset Length=Len(StartText) />
>>>> <cfset End = FindNoCase(EndText, string, Start) />
>>>> <cfset parse = Mid(string, Start+Length, End-Start-Length) />
>>>> <cfset parse = trim(parse) />
>>>> <cfset thumbsource = REReplace(parse,"_s|_t|_m|_n|_**z|_b","_q"
>>>> ,"ALL")>
>>>>
>>>> <skin:buildLink class="thumbnail" objectid="#recent.objectID#"
>>>> title="#recent.title#" urlParameters="q=#url.q#"><img src=
>>>> "#thumbsource#" width="89" height="89" border="0" alt="#recent.title#"
>>>> title="#recent.title#" /></skin:buildLink>
>>>>
>>>> </cfif>
>>>>
>>>> <div class="teaser">
>>>> <h1><skin:buildLink objectid="#recent.objectID#" title=
>>>> "#recent.title#" urlParameters="q=#url.q#">#**left(recent.title,60)#
>>>> <cfif len(recent.title) gt 60>...</cfif></skin:buildLink>**</h1>
>>>>
>>>> <p>
>>>> <skin:buildLink objectid="#recent.objectID#" title=
>>>> "#recent.title#" urlParameters="q=#url.q#"><**span class="teasertitle">
>>>> #**dateformat(recent.publishDate, "d mmmm yyyy")#</span> #left(**
>>>> recent.teaser,225)#<cfif len(recent.teaser) gt 225>...</cfif></skin:**
>>>> buildLink>
>>>> </p>
>>>> </div>
>>>> </article>
>>>>
>>>> </cfoutput>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
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