| * limits
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| ** none(?)
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|
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| + |
| +!Sample |
| -=php file=-
|
| pass all pagination related variables to the smarty template
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|
|
| --=template file=-
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| -generic example
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| -{CODE()}{pagination find=$find sort_mode=$sort_mode}{CODE}
|
| +-=tpl file=- |
| +{CODE} |
| +{pagination find=$find sort_mode=$sort_mode} |
| +{/CODE} |
|
|
|
|
| if you wish to pass many parameters to the pagination function, you can keep things clean by passing an array with all variables called '__pgn_params__'
|
| -
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| -=php file=-
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| -{CODE()}$pgn_params = array (
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| - find => $find,
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| - sort_mode => $sort_mode,
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| - name1 => $val1,
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| - name2 => $val2
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| -);
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| -smarty->assign('pgn_params', $pgn_params);
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| {CODE}
|
| +$pgn_params = array ( |
| + find => $find, |
| + sort_mode => $sort_mode, |
| + name1 => $val1, |
| + name2 => $val2 |
| +); |
| +smarty->assign('pgn_params', $pgn_params); |
| +{/CODE} |
|
|
| -=template file=-
|
| -{CODE()}{pagination pgn_params=$pgn_params}{CODE}
|
| +{CODE} |
| +{pagination pgn_params=$pgn_params} |
| +{/CODE} |
|
|
| --=other notes=-
|
| +!other notes |
| the offset variables do not have to be passed to the pagination function if their names are used as explained above
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| the template used to display pagination links, can be found in
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| kernel/templates/pagination.tpl
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| to bundle parameters in an array you __must__ use pgn_params |
| + |
| +!See also |
| +*((Smarty Functions)) |