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Hi there,

Is there a possibility to use routeEnhancer in the site config to enhance the readability of the url when pagebased pagination and/or filters are active?

For example, instead of having:
"/blog/?tx_pagebasedblog_list%5Bcontroller%5D=Post&tx_pagebasedblog_list%5B_c%5D=60&tx_pagebasedblog_list%5B_stage%5D=1&cHash=4ce01703d6b5d36fb6bef069919ebd09#c60"

to have something like:
"/blog/page-2"

Thank you

Hi there,

We're using pagebased_blog on a project where we use it for different types of entries, once for a blog and once for a list of references. On both types we're using tags. While on the reference entries the tags are purely descriptional, on the blog entries we're also using the tags to filter through the blog posts (the filter plugin is inserted on the blog-category page just above the list plugin).

The filtering works without any issue but we noticed that it shows us all the tags on the whole project, so not just the tags that are used on the blog posts but also the ones that are only used on reference entries. That means when we filter one of those reference-tags it shows us no results, since the list plugin only shows blog-entries.

Is there a way to only show tags that are in use on the current category-page?

We have copied the template for the filter plugin in order to add some custom html and to remove all filters except for the tag filter. Is there perhaps a way to add a parameter to the "pagebased:filter.link" viewhelper to filter out any unused tags?

Thank you

Hi there,

Thanks for this extension, so far it's working great. I've tried setting up the pagination manually in the List-Module without Ajax, similar to this example.

I've worked out the prev/next buttons but cannot figure out how to get links to the individual stages to directly jump to a specific stage/page. Is there a viewhelper to help with that? Thanks in advance!

<ul class="list-inline">
    <li>
        <pagebased:pagination.link.prev demand="{demand}">
            prev
        </pagebased:pagination.link.prev>
    </li>

    <f:for each="{pagination.stages}" as="stage" iteration="i">
        <li>
            ???
        </li>
    </f:for>

    <li>
        <pagebased:pagination.link.next demand="{demand}">
            next
        </pagebased:pagination.link.next>
    </li>
</ul>