I have it working, forget the new keyword
Eridius wrote:
>
> I am working on an ajaxified paginator plugin using jquery. here is my
> code:
>
> $.paginator = function(options)
> {
> this.options =
> {
> 'url': null,
> 'replace_id': null,
> 'total_items': 0,
> 'items_per_page': 10,
> 'total_pages': 0,
> 'current_page': 1,
> 'new_page': 1,
> 'navigator_type': 'numbers'
> };
>
> $.extend(this.options, options);
>
> this.options.total_pages = this.options.total_items /
> this.options.items_per_page;
>
> this.go_to_page(this.options.current_page);
> };
>
> $.paginator.prototype =
> {
> go_to_page: function(number)
> {
> this.options.new_page = number;
> reload_content();
> },
>
> get_page: function(way)
> {
> if(way === 'next')
> {
> this.options.new_page = this.options.current_page + 1;
> }
> else if('previous')
> {
> this.options.new_page = this.options.current_page - 1;
> }
> reload_content();
> },
>
> next_page: function()
> {
> get_page('next');
> },
>
> previous_page: function()
> {
> get_page('previous');
> },
>
> navigator: function()
> {
> var x = 0;
> var navigation = '<div id="paginator_navigation">';
>
> for(x = 1; x <= this.options.total_pages; x++)
> {
> navigation += ' ' + x + ' ';
> }
>
> navigation += '</div>';
>
> alert(navigation);
>
> $('#' + this.options.replace_id).append(navigation);
> },
>
> reload_content: function()
> {
> $('#' + this.options.replace_id).empty();
>
> //add loading screen code
>
> $('#' + this.options.replace_id).load
> (
> this.options.url,
> {
> 'total_items': this.options.total_items,
> 'items_per_page': this.options.items_per_page,
> 'current_page': this.options.current_page,
> 'new_page': this.options.new_page
> },
> function()
> {
> //remove loading screen code
> }
> );
>
> //update internal variables
> this.options.current_page = this.options.new_page
>
> navigator();
> }
> };
>
> however when I do:
>
> var paginator = $.paginator(
> {
> 'url': 'page_test.php',
> 'replace_id': 'paginator_test',
> 'total_items': 10,
> 'items_per_page': 2
> });
>
> I get this.go_to_page in not a function. I figured that I could call that
> function there even though the function is declared later since don't call
> the "constructor" function until all the code is loaded anyway but I guess
> not. Any help on making this work since I do want to be able load the
> paginator once it is declared.
>
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