Reset the pagination to 1 when length changes about angularutils

[rahil471]

I found a solution to my problem but I'm not sure if it is the best way to go .
I did a bit of digging and then called the setCurrentPage function and manually set it to 1 paginationService.setCurrentPage(paginationId, 1) under $watchCollection (probably line no 82).

Please reply and authenticate!

[michaelbromley]

Hi,

I'm not familiar with x-editable, but in general you can manipulate the current page of pagination by using the current-page attribute on the dir-paginate directive.

For example, you if you added current-page="currentPage" to the directive, then you are telling it to bind the current page to the value of $scope.currentPage.

In this case, you can have a method in your controller which you call when a new row is added, which simply does $scope.currentPage = 1. This will set the pagination back to the first page.

[rahil471]

Thanks !

[williamsousa]

Hey guys...

I've the same problem, I tried to do $scope.currentPage = 1, but doesn't work.

I wonder if there's another way to force the paging go to No. 1 after clicking a button.

Thanks

[michaelbromley]

Hi,

Could you show your code and I can see if there is a reason why it is not working?

[williamsousa]

In my directive: (in coffeeScript)

scope.currentPage = 1
scope.callService = () ->
       //... call $http.get ...
       scope.currentPage = 1

In my view: (haml)

%dir-paginate{"current-page" => "currentPage"}
%button{"ng-click"=>"callService()"> View More

After clicked in the button, will called the service and current-page need to be the first page again, but this not happened.

You know why?

[giumarzo]

Hi,
I found a solution:

function(collection) {
                        if (collection) {
                            **paginationService.setCurrentPage(paginationId, 1);**
                            var collectionLength = (collection instanceof Array) ? collection.length : Object.keys(collection).length;
                            paginationService.setCollectionLength(paginationId, collectionLength);
                        }