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using version 3.0.7 For example i have following options:
$paginationOptions = [ "size" => "small", "prev" => "<", "next" => ">", "ellipsis" => true, "first" => "first", "last" => "last", "url" => [ "#" => "results-panel" ] ];
And I use it like this: $this->Paginator->numbers($paginationOptions);
Links like 1,2,3,4,5.... etc contains proper anchor #results-panel. Previous and next links on the other hand does not.
#results-panel
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Do first and last link have the anchor set appropriately?
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I have just checked that and no, they do not.
For next and prev, you can do the following:
next
prev
$paginationOptions = [ 'next' => [ 'title' => '<', 'url' => ['#' => 'results-panel'] ] ]
I only forward first and last to the standard PaginatorHelper::numbers() methods, so I don't know if it will also work with first and last.
PaginatorHelper::numbers()
Digging a bit into the standard paginator helper, you may be able to do (not tested, not really sure... ):
$this->Paginator->options(['url' => ['#' => 'results-panel']]); echo $this->Paginator->numbers($paginationOptions);
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using version 3.0.7
For example i have following options:
And I use it like this:
$this->Paginator->numbers($paginationOptions);
Links like 1,2,3,4,5.... etc contains proper anchor
#results-panel
. Previous and next links on the other hand does not.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: