- 🇳🇱Netherlands johnv
This is solved in ITMT in D11 (and before?)
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There is no way for a site to set how many items can be displayed using pager. Currently the default is 10 items.
It would be nice to allow the site admin or end user to set how many items they want to display per page using pager.
Decide on the proper implementation.
Four methods have been proposed.
Admins or users will be able to set a number of items to display per page using pager, and alphabetical list, or an infinite scroll approach.
1. Which of these methods, or some combination of them, is preferred?
2. What numbers should be used for min/max values, if any?
3. Where do we want the validation performed?
It will be nicer to have an option that users can select by themselves how many records can be displayed on a page, such as 5, 15, 50, or all records. This feature is actually very common.
The best place I have thought is to add the feature to the pager.
I have implemented this feature on my site one year ago when I was new to Drupal. As it requires many changes not only in pager.inc but also somewhere else, I expect that Drupal developers can do a better job than me.
I look forward to see this common feature in Drupal 4.7.
Closed: outdated
11.0 🔥
views.module
Makes Drupal easier to use. Preferred over UX, D7UX, etc.
The change/bugfix cannot be fully demonstrated by automated testing, and thus requires manual testing in a variety of environments.
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This is solved in ITMT in D11 (and before?)
See attached screendump.