[Everydevel-bugs] [ everydevel-Bugs-510072 ] Gigantic Node Lister forgets nodetype

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Bugs item #510072, was opened at 2002-01-29 02:33
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Category: Interface (example)
Group: v1.0 (example)
Status: Open
Resolution: None
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Summary: Gigantic Node Lister forgets nodetype

Initial Comment:
There's a bug in the Gigantic Node Lister, which causes
it to forget what nodetype you were listing when you
page forward to the next 100.  It's a pretty easy fix,
you just need to put the query parameters $group and
$type in the URL string for the "Next XXX" link... This
is what I did:

  86: my $type = $query->param('whichtype');
  87: my $group = $query->param('whichgroup');
  88: 
  89: $type ||= "alltypes";
  90: $group ||= "nogroup";
  91: 	
  92: $nav .= "<a href=" .
  93:   urlGen ({node_id => getId ($NODE), next =>
($prev) }) . 
  94:   ">Previous " . ($offset-$prev) . " entries...</a>"
  95:   if ($offset > 0);
  96: 
  97: $nav .= "</td><td align=center>($offset-" .
($offset+int(@$ref)) .
  98:   ") of $totalRows</td><td align=right>";
  99: 	
 100: $nav .= "<a href=" .
 101:   urlGen ({node_id => getId ($NODE), next =>
$next, whichtype => $type, whichgroup => $group}) . 
 102:   ">Next " . ($totalRows - $next > $limit ? 
$limit : $totalRows - $next ) .
 103:   " entries...</a>" if ($next < $totalRows);

Note in the last urlGen call, the addition of the
whichtype and whichgroup key/value pairs, and the above
declarations and assignments of $type and $group from
the $query structure.

I know, it's simple, but it's definately nicer this way :)



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