Posted by POVYLAZZZ on June 13, 2009 at 1:38pm
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| Project: | jQuery plugins |
| Version: | 6.x-1.9 |
| Component: | Documentation |
| Category: | support request |
| Priority: | normal |
| Assigned: | POVYLAZZZ |
| Status: | active |
Issue Summary
I want to use Scrollable plug-in for Drupal pagination but I am totally new at jQuery, so where I should put jquery_plugin_add('scrollable'). I know that somewhere in theme files but besides this I have no idea where to put it...
Using Scrollable plugin alone would be great but I remembered that Views module give this "AJAX pagination" feature, so just maybe Scrollable plug-in could be used together with Views AJAX functions?
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Comments
#1
You might want to try Scrollable Views module which takes care of the Views integration for you, so you can just set it up via Views UI. I haven't yet looked at how it supports pagination.
#2
I thing you aren`t getting what I wanted to say.... maybe that because of my English... so, anyway, I do not want that all content of a block or a paged would be seen in Scrollable mode. I want that Scrollable function would be used only fore page navigation, you know, those little numbers in pages footers I want to apply Scrollable function for that navigation.
This time it is really clear. So, still, how to do it?
#3
you could override the theme_pager() function and from there call jquery_plugin_add('scrollable'). In addition you'd need to add a CSS file which would set the styles required by scrollable, and a custom JS file which would set up the scrollable pager behavior i.e. $('selector').scrollable();
#4
It might look a bit stupid but... how to do all that? I mean I know how to add CSS and some other things, but generally I need some hints where should I start for example what files I should look at...
If you think that is not something you should be explaining just tell my that.