Pagination With Manual Page Input

@visualcraftsman – Pagination implementation can be display specific, although there is no plugin I am aware of to do this there may be a way to “predict” the URL of any specific page.

Thanks!

– Cais.

Yea, I’m not php or javascript savvy, but was hoping someone had already done the heavy lifting. I’ve seen this implemented on the web before but never seen it included on a plugin ??
Thanks,
Jason

@visualcraftsman – A lot will depend on what exactly you want to implement and how you want to present it but as it is we would at least need to know which specific display you are wanting to work with to make any sort of suggestion going forward.

Thanks!

– Cais.

I’d present it as a second line below the existing paging. This new area would require three inline parts… an input box followed by a label, “/100” and then a submit button at the end. Initially, the input box would start on 1/100 (100 is the total number of pages for example). If the page is advanced via the above paging area (existing paging) using the forward button or a number value, then the input box (new area below) would also change to reflect what page is being shown… such as “2/100” or “99/100” for instance. If the input box is used to advance the page, the above paging (existing area) would reflect the current state too.

@visualcraftsman – Looks like an interesting idea but currently it would be a Feature Request item if you care to share your thoughts and ideas further here: https://imagely.com/feature-voting/

Thanks!

– Cais.

Already voted and added the request.

@visualcraftsman – Thanks!

– Cais.