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Jeremy Buff

Hello there, I am in the process of finalizing a CMS using FuelPHP. A feature of this CMS is a simple image gallery that displays a logged in user's uploaded images. I have read the documentation on the Pagination Class (http://fuelphp.com/docs/classes/pagination.html) and have gotten it mostly setup. My images are displaying on the page based upon the limit that I set up in the set_config method. My only issue is that the uri_segment isn't exactly working the way which I assumed it would. In fact, I am not entirely sure exactly what the uri_segment is. The URL to the gallery is http://localhost:8888/asl1105/jbuff/cms/admin/media. I have tried setting the uri_segment to everything from zero to 12 in an attempt to find the value which works. However, I have been unsuccessful. When I attempt to go to the next page with a URL of: http://localhost:8888/asl1105/jbuff/cms/admin/media/2 I simply get my 404 page. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

WanWizard

Are your routes setup to accept the additional URI segments?

Jeremy Buff

NOTE: Before reading this post, please read the next. I believe I may have found a bug.

Harro Verton wrote on Thursday 12th of May 2011:

Are your routes setup to accept the additional URI segments?

Actually, no. I was thinking that may be the issue, however I did not see the documentation say anything about routes. How would I go about setting the routes.php file correctly? I assume like one of these:

'admin/media/:pagenumber'  => 'admin/media/$1';
'admin/media/:any'  => 'admin/media/$1'

However, this does not work. It does take me back to my media page, however the first page's images are still shown. EDIT:
In turn, this code gives me an error

'admin/media/:pagenumber'  => 'admin/media/$1';

My Media controller:

$paginationConfig = array(
      'pagination_url' => 'http://localhost:8888/asl1105/jbuff/cms/admin/media/',
      'total_items' => count($articleImages),
      'per_page' => 2,
      'uri_segment' => 3,
  );
  
  Pagination::set_config($paginationConfig);
  
  $data['example_data'] = DB::select('*')->from('images')->where('imageType', '=', 2)->and_where('authorID', '=', $authorID)
                                                ->limit(Pagination::$per_page)
                                                ->offset(Pagination::$offset)
                                                ->execute()
                                                ->as_array();

My View's PHP:

<ul id="imggallery">
     <?php
      if(count($example_data) > 0)
      &#123;
       foreach($example_data as $image)&#123;
        
        echo '<li>';
         echo Asset::img($image['imagePath'], array('alt' => $image['alt']));
         echo '<div class="imgtitle">'. $image['title'] .'</div>';
        echo '</li>';
       }
      }
     ?> 
    </ul>
    <?php echo Pagination::create_links(); ?>

I am pretty confused as to how I should set up the routes. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Jeremy Buff

SOLVED. I believe I may have found a bug. [url=http://localhost:8888/asl1105/jbuff/cms/docs/classes/pagination.html]Per the documentation[/url], there are two ways of setting the pagination configuration. Straight from the documentation

// Config::set('pagination', $config); // you can use this too!
Pagination::set_config($config);

However, I could only use the former method of setting the pagination configuration. It turned out I was actually setting the route correctly when I set 'admin/media/:pagenumber' => '/admin/media/', . If I don't hear from someone on the Fuel team on this thread, I will file a bug report tomorrow. Thanks for your help, WanWizard. I appreciate it.

WanWizard

The Pagination class fetches the global config during class init, which happens when the autoloader loads the class. If you use Config::set() after the Pagination class is loaded, it has no effect, and you have to use Pagination::set_config().

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