How to add the following pagination function to the homepage and last page without calculating the homepage and last page
How to add it? it's a bit confusing!
/*** Paging function ** @ param $ num total information * @ param $ curr_page current page * @ param $ perpage display number per page * @ param $ urlrule URL rule * @ param $ array the array to be passed, used to add an additional method * @ return paging */function pages ($ num, $ curr_page, $ perpage = 20, $ urlrule = '', $ array = array (), $ setpages = 10) {if (defined ('urlrule') & $ URLRULE = '') {$ urlrule = urlrule; $ array = $ GLOBALS ['url _ array'];} elseif ($ urlrule = '') {$ urlrule = url_par ('page = {$ page} ') ;}$ Multipage = ''; if ($ num> $ perpage) {$ page = $ setpages + 1; $ offset = ceil ($ setpages/2-1 ); $ pages = ceil ($ num/$ perpage); if (defined ('in _ admin ')&&! Defined ('Pages ') define ('Pages', $ PAGES); $ from = $ curr_page-$ offset; $ to = $ curr_page + $ offset; $ more = 0; if ($ page >=$ pages) {$ from = 2; $ to = $ pages-1;} else {if ($ from <= 1) {$ to = $ page-1; $ from = 2;} elseif ($ to >=$ pages) {$ from = $ pages-($ page-2 ); $ to = $ pages-1 ;}$ more = 1 ;}$ multipage. = ''. $ num. L ('page _ item '). ''; if ($ curr_page> 0) {$ multipage. = ''. L ('previous '). ''; // previous page function if ($ curr_page = 1) {$ mu Ltipage. = '1';} elseif ($ curr_page> 6 & $ more) {$ multipage. = '1 .. ';} else {$ multipage. = '1' ;}}for ($ I = $ from; $ I <=$ to; $ I ++) {if ($ I! = $ Curr_page) {$ multipage. = ''. $ I. '';} else {$ multipage. = ''. $ I. '';}} if ($ curr_page <$ pages) {if ($ curr_page <$ pages-5 & $ more) {$ multipage. = '.. '. $ pages. ''. L ('next '). ''; // next page function} else {$ multipage. = ''. $ pages. ''. L ('next '). '';}} elseif ($ curr_page ==$ pages) {$ multipage. = ''. $ pages. ''. L ('next '). '';} else {$ multipage. = ''. $ pages. ''. L ('next '). '';}} return $ multipage ;}
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Do you still need to calculate the homepage and the last page? 1 is the homepage, and $ pages is the last page.
Do you still need to calculate the homepage and the last page? 1 is the homepage, and $ pages is the last page.
Maybe my expression is incorrect.
The main reason is that the homepage will not be represented. for example, if many Page codes are cyclically generated, the first one must be represented by an array.
In this example, I do not know how to use arrays to represent the first page number.
Of course, this is not just a question about what pages are displayed, but there are links, so we need to calculate them.
Isn't it written here?
if($curr_page==1) {elseif($curr_page==$pages) {
By the way, paste the page creation part in my paging component. please advise.
Function createPage (par) {var _ page ={}; // stores the running page information _ page. extendpage = par. extendpage? Par. extendpage: opt. extendpage; _ page. totalpage = par. totalpage; // compile the page var expbase = 4; _ page. page = parseInt (par. page); // used to solve the problem of weak type conversion failure in js if (isNaN (_ page. page) | isNaN (_ page. totalpage) {return; // paging error, no operation} opt. renderTo. empty (); opt. renderTo. append ('Current page number: '+ par. page + ''); // Insert create from the beginning from begin_page.pagenow = 1; // initialize the paging trace. If (_ page. page> = _ page. extendpage-1) {_ page. pagenow = 1; _ createPage (_ page, opt);} // Insert the middle page, that is, insert some intermediate pages between the previous page and the current page. start = _ page. pagenow + 1; _ page. end = _ page. page-_ page. extendpage-1; //// the middle of the free residual position, can insert data, use random or any other way to insert the middle page var tarr = []; for (var exppow = 1; _ page. start <_ page. end-_ mathexp (expbase, exppow); exppow ++) {_ page. pagenow = _ page. end-_ mathexp (expbase, exppow); tarr. push (_ page. pagenow); // _ createpage (par);} var tl = tarr. length; for (var I = 0; I
The home page and the last page are fixed. you can directly add the home page to the front of $ multipage, followed by the last page.