hi,

how can i enable pagination for the calendar?

thanks

It's not supported yet, but assuming you have your own Calendar subclass, you can just overload the Events() method.

public function Events( args... )
{
$events = parent::Events(args.. );
$per_page = 10;
if(!isset($_REQUEST['start'])) $_REQUEST['start'] = 0;
return $events->getRange($_REQUEST['start'], $per_page);
}

hi unclecheese,

thanks a lot, you're very helpful!

can i use

setPageLimits() or setPageLength()

on the $events in the overloading Events()?

because when i tried

public function Events( )
{
$events = parent::Events( );
$per_page = 10;
if(!isset($_REQUEST['start'])) $_REQUEST['start'] = 0;
$events->setPageLimits($_REQUEST['start'], $per_page, $events->Count());
return $events;
}

i got the right paging info, but all of the events at once. when using getRange(), i got the correct number of events, but no paging info...

thanks

Hi there

does anybody got correct pagination of dataobjectset with "setPageLimits"? At the moment I have exactly the same problem like "marcink".

Any help please!

Best regards
Digital Punk

You need to use both getRange and setPageLimits. Just make sure to use setPageLimits after getRange because getRange returns a new dataobjectset.

public function Events($filter = null, $start_date = null, $end_date = null, $default_view = false, $limit = null, $announcement_filter = null) {
		$events = parent::Events($filter, $start_date, $end_date, $default_view, $limit, $announcement_filter);
		
		$perPage = 20;
		if(!isset($_GET['start']) || !is_numeric($_GET['start']) || (int)$_GET['start'] < 1) $_GET['start'] = 0;
		$start = (int) $_GET['start'];
		$totalSize = $events->Count();
		
		$limitedEvents = $events->getRange($start, $perPage);
		$limitedEvents->setPageLimits($start, $perPage, $totalSize);
		
		return $limitedEvents;
	}