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jqPagination is a jQuery plugin that provides a newer method of pagination for your web site or application. Instead of displaying a list of page numbers like traditional pagination methods jqPagination uses an interactive 'Page 1 of 5' input that, when selected, allows the user to enter their desired page number. The plugin will ensure that only valid pages can be selected, a valid request will result in the paged callback. First, previous, next and last buttons work out of the box, but are optional.
Here are a few key points:
It's oversized too, so you can try it when you're drunk!
Installation is super easy, for a basic setup you'll need the following HTML:
<div class="pagination"> <a href="#" class="first" data-action="first">«</a> <a href="#" class="previous" data-action="previous">‹</a> <input type="text" readonly="readonly" data-max-page="40" /> <a href="#" class="next" data-action="next">›</a> <a href="#" class="last" data-action="last">»</a> </div>
And now we'll need to initialise the plugin against our HTML:
$('.pagination').jqPagination({ paged: function(page) { // do something with the page variable } });
jqPagination is built to be basic, but it does have a couple options and callbacks for customisation.
current_page - option, default: 1
Sets the current page, can also be set using the current-page
data attribute on the input element.
max_page - option, default: null
Sets the maximum page, if this option is left null we'll use the max-page
data attribute instead, if that doesn't exist we'll assume we only have one page.
page_string - option, default: 'Page {current_page} of {max_page}'
The string to base the input value on, no restrictions on the string, use {current_page}
and {max_page}
placeholders to allow the plugin to replace the respective numbers.
paged - callback, params: page
The paged callback is called when a valid page request has been made, the page variable simply contains the page requested.
option - .jqPagination('option', key [, value])
The option method allows to get / set (when supplied with a value) the following values
Setting these values will call their respetive internal functions, and thus will perform other actions such as updating the input text.