for vue, I would ask in some vue forum
can you suggest me some vue forum??
I don't use vue, and I would google it as well :)
Hi there, coming from will_paginate I am looking to specify controller/action like they do here: https://github.com/mislav/will_paginate/wiki/API-documentation#view-template-helpers.
Example:
<%= will_paginate @feed_items,
params: { controller: :static_pages, action: :home } %>This basically allows to generate links such as /?p=1 while the browser url is at /microposts. Thanks!
ah... I think I've got it
you mean you want to generate a pagination link pointing to an arbitrary controller/action different than the one you are in
So I have a homepage displaying a user feed which is a list of micro blog post basically with pagy, it works well for this part. There's a form on the homepage that allows to create a new micro blog post (micropost controller). Now when the form is success, I redirect to homepage again. But when there's an error I stay on /micropost and just render the homepage again with the form errors, but then the feed pagination is broken because it uses /micropost urls instead of homepage urls.
you mean you want to generate a pagination link pointing to an arbitrary controller/action different than the one you are in
yes!
I believe this might be kinda anti pattern to try to solve, I am new to Rails. I render the homepage in the micropost controller so I can keep the form errors showing (vs doing a redirect I would lose them). I guess this could be better answered via an AJAX form instead
just go to the page, and paginate its output there
you know how to likk to a controller/action, right?
pagy does not need to get involved to generate the link: you can use the rails link_to for that
and no need to tell any page, since without any page the default is 1
so in one case you generate the link as "/controller" and in the other case you generate the link as "/", by using the regular
link_to helper
in the
show actions of both controllers you paginate your collection with pagy
the super standard way will take care of reading the page param and generating the page links correctly
I don't see a use case for it, but if it is really what you need, then you can simply do something like
pagy(your_collection, params:{controller: :static_pages, action: :home}) exactly as you do with will_paginate
I tried
@pagy, @feed_items = pagy(current_user.feed, params: { controller: :static_pages, action: :home }) but all it does is generate this kind of url: http://localhost:3000/microposts?controller=static_pages&action=home&page=1 instead of the one that would work: http://localhost:3000/?page=1 ). I am following a rails tutorial that was using will_paginate. But I think the whole tutorial about having a form and data list on the home page that belongs to another controller is kinda broken pattern and that's why I am struggling here :D
The form on the homepage even when in error should not be loading a url like /microposts, does not make sense because this url once reloaded does nothing
BTW, if you can avoid that way, then there will be no need to do that combersome stuff
Thanks for all your answers btw, amazing commitment to your open source work!
Hi folks. I'm translating my app and I've found that pagination isn't translating. I've looked at the docs and set the locales available in the initializer and set
pagy_locale in my application controller. I'm using the pagy_bootstrap_nav helper to display the pagy nav. Is that inherently incompatible with translation?
I guess you have read the i18n doc
btw it is
@pagy_locale not just pagy_locale