(Btw I also notice that when navigating through the pagination, the “Next” button displays correctly but not the “Previous” button which is never shown on the real page – while it appears on the Gutenberg page editor.
It it though still possible to click on the page numbers so not a big issue atm.)
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WPXPO
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Hello @ahmontour,
We already check the offset and ”Next” and “Previous” button. But it seems everything ok for us.
I try to figure out your problem but failed. And sorry to say that, I can not recognize your problem perfectly still now. Can you please screencast of your problem and share that video via Google Drive, Dropbox, or any other sharing site? I know its a hassle but it helps me to understand your problem. I hope I can solve your problem quickly.
Thanks.
Thanks for your reply. Here are some pictures to illustrate the problem.
– Page 1 of the grid: https://www.ahmontour.com/bug/postgrid1_page1.png
The articles shown are posts #2 to #10, which corresponds to the 10 latest posts except the very latest (query : 9 posts with an offset of 1 post). Expected behaviour, everything is fine!
– Page 2 of the grid (top): https://www.ahmontour.com/bug/postgrid1_page2_top.png
The articles shown are posts #10 to #19. You can notice that the first article shown is the same as the last article shown on the first page. This is not the behaviour I would expect. The offset is not taken into account anymore.
– Page 2 of the grid (bottom – pagination): https://www.ahmontour.com/bug/postgrid1_page2_bottom.png
You can see that, although being on page 2, the “<” (previous) button does not appear. On page 3 (last page), the “>” (next) button disappears which is expected but there is still no “<” (previous) button. One can still navigate through the pagination though by clicking on the page number.
– fwiw, grid config (query+pagination): https://www.ahmontour.com/bug/config_plugin.png
Hope it helps replicating the issue!
Christophe.
Plugin Author
WPXPO
(@wpxpo)
Hello @ahmontour,
Please read the offset limitation defined by the WordPress-
https://developer.ww.wp.xz.cn/reference/classes/wp_query/
offset (int) – number of posts to displace or pass over. Warning: Setting the offset parameter overrides/ignores the paged parameter and breaks pagination. The ‘offset’ parameter is ignored when ‘posts_per_page’=>-1 (show all posts) is used.
That’s why we can not use page number 2 or more in offset 1. I hope you understand the situation. We have nothing to do in this situation.
Previous Appairs Only when your page number is more than 3. That’s how we set the condition.
Thanks a lot.
Hello,
Coming back on one of the issue described in this topic regarding the “<” (Previous arrow) not showing up.
I definitely think something is wrong in classes/Functions.php, line 126-128 (inside the definition of the pagination function).
if($pages > 4) {
$html .= '<li class="ultp-prev-page-numbers" '.($paged==1?$display_none:"").'><a href="'.get_pagenum_link($paged-1).'">'.ultimate_post()->svg_icon('leftAngle2').' '.($paginationNav == 'textArrow'?__("Previous", "ultimate-post"):"").'</a></li>';
}
I do not think there is any reason justifying the condition if($pages>4) here. On the contrary, if the condition exists, if your page number is <= 4, then the button is never shown (Ajax does not “add” any button but change the “style” attribute).
If you remove this condition, the button is in the HTML code but in “display:none” while you are on the first page. Then when you go to a page>1, the button appears. This should be the correct behaviour.
NB: Still investigating why but there also seems to be a problem with the “pagination-active” class when you arrive on the before last page with the arrows. Then both the before last page and the last page have a “pagination-active” class.
Regarding the pagination-active issue, the problem seems to come from assets/js/ultp.js, line 231-243.
if (that.hasClass('ultp-prev-page-numbers')) {
pageNum = Number(parents.attr('data-paged')) - 1
parents.attr('data-paged', pageNum).find('li').removeClass('pagination-active')
//parents.find('li[data-current="'+pageNum+'"]').addClass('pagination-active')
serial(parents, pageNum, pages)
showHide(parents, pageNum, pages)
} else if (that.hasClass('ultp-next-page-numbers')) {
pageNum = Number(parents.attr('data-paged')) + 1
parents.attr('data-paged', pageNum).find('li').removeClass('pagination-active')
//parents.find('li[data-current="'+pageNum+'"]').addClass('pagination-active')
serial(parents, pageNum, pages)
showHide(parents, pageNum, pages)
}
Lines 234 and 240 should be removed (as in the code above). Adding the “pagination-active” here is redondant (and misfunctioning?) as it is already covered by the serial function.
Plugin Author
WPXPO
(@wpxpo)
Hi @ahmontour,
We already inform about this issue to our development team. Hope they will take care of this issue and the next update they will fix it.
Have a nice day.
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WPXPO
(@wpxpo)
Hi @ahmontour,
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