This project provides an AJAX pager for use by developers instead of the standard Drupal pager which involves full page reloads. This module is useful for developers who are using EntityFieldQuery to generate paginated displays because the other choice is to use Views. While using Views is not a terrible choice, its functionality is limited when used with alternate field storage backends (such as MongoDB).
This project contains 2 modules, one that provides the needed functionality and one that provides an example. To view the example, generate a bunch of nodes (500 is a good number) and activate the ajax_pagination_example module. Then navigate to /ajax-pagination-example which will display a paginated display of node teasers (10 at a time).
Project page: https://drupal.org/sandbox/bthompsonmindgrub/2165175
Git Repository: `git clone git.drupal.org:sandbox/bthompsonmindgrub/2165175.git`
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Comment #1
PA robot commentedThere are some errors reported by automated review tools, did you already check them? See http://pareview.sh/pareview/httpgitdrupalorgsandboxbthompsonmindgrub2165...
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Comment #2
rvtraveller commentedRe: Automated review -- README.txt is present in the repository and the majority of the CodeSniffer findings are with theme functions that are very similar to those found in Drupal Core. While I can certainly understand the argument for keeping lines to < 80 characters, in this case it makes sense to leave them as they are so they continue to match to the lines in Drupal core.
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rvtraveller commentedComment #4
grabimo commentedWould ajax_pagination.js appear on all pages if it's included in the info. file? I have the similar issue with my module. I searched this site and found hook_page_build() for Drupal 7.x. Hope it may help you as well. Here is API page:
https://api.drupal.org/api/drupal/modules!system!system.api.php/function...
Comment #5
pachabhaiya commentedAutomated report using Coder module shows some minor errors (in ajax_pagination.module):
1. You can remove empty array declaration: $items = array(); in line 13.
2. For error in line 367, use the following code instead:
3. For error in line 375, use the following code:
Besides this, pareview.sh automated test shows lots of errors, please correct those errors.
Comment #6
PA robot commentedClosing due to lack of activity. Feel free to reopen if you are still working on this application (see also the project application workflow).
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