I've uploaded some data to my db table. There are approximately 300 entries. However, when I go to view them on my website, I can only see 20 with no way to see anymore. I don't necessarily want a visitor to view all 300 at once. How can I set it up to where there is an option for a visitor to view 20, 30, 50, All, etc.?
Thanks.
Thanks.
Hi chris0258,
From the code it looks as though the pagination block should be added automatically in an Auto Listing if a list limit is set. Try changing the default setting on the FrontEnd List Settings | General tab and see if that makes a difference.
Bob
From the code it looks as though the pagination block should be added automatically in an Auto Listing if a list limit is set. Try changing the default setting on the FrontEnd List Settings | General tab and see if that makes a difference.
Bob
I was using the "Custom Listing Setting" to customize the output. When I changed to "Auto Listing"->yes the drop pagination did show up.
Also, can the pagination be changed to list the pages horizontally and not vertically?
Also, can the pagination be changed to list the pages horizontally and not vertically?
Hi chriso0258,
In the custom listing please try adding {paginator} to the Header or Footer box.
Bob
In the custom listing please try adding {paginator} to the Header or Footer box.
Bob
That works great Bob. Thanks. Is there any attribute that will align the pagination horizontally instead of vertically?
Hi chriso0258,
I don't think so - but I'm pretty sure that ChronoForms just uses the pagination block from your template so you may be able to edit that, or borrow one from another template.
Bob
I don't think so - but I'm pretty sure that ChronoForms just uses the pagination block from your template so you may be able to edit that, or borrow one from another template.
Bob
Thanks Bob. If anyone is interested, I put the following in my template.css file.
.list-footer li {float:left;}
Im having the same problem...
Which template.css file is being talked about here:
Which template.css file is being talked about here:
I put the following in my template.css file.
.list-footer li {float:left;}
Hi bitsparki,
It's most likey the one in the current template folder for chriso0258's site but templates vary widely. You can check in your own site using your web browser web developer tools to check out the CSS for the pagination.
You could probably also add it in a Load CSS action in your form.
Bob
It's most likey the one in the current template folder for chriso0258's site but templates vary widely. You can check in your own site using your web browser web developer tools to check out the CSS for the pagination.
You could probably also add it in a Load CSS action in your form.
Bob
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