Class: ojPagingControl

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12c (12.1.4)

E54107-01

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oj. ojPagingControl extends oj.baseComponent

Initializer

.ojPagingControl()

The ojPagingControl component provides paging functionality.

Events:

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Example

Initialize the paging control via the JET ojComponent binding:

<div id="paging" data-bind="ojComponent: {component: 'ojPagingControl', data: pagingDatasource, pageSize: 10}">
    

Options

#contextMenu :Object

JQ selector identifying the JET Menu that the component should launch as a context menu on right-click or Shift-F10. If specified, the browser's native context menu will be replaced by the specified JET Menu.

To specify a JET context menu on a DOM element that is not a JET component, see the ojContextMenu binding.

To make the page semantically accurate from the outset, applications are encouraged to specify the context menu via the standard HTML5 syntax shown in the below example. When the component is initialized, the context menu thus specified will be set on the component.

The JET Menu should be initialized before any component using it as a context menu.

Default Value:
  • null
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Examples

Initialize a JET component with a context menu:

// via recommended HTML5 syntax:
<div id="myComponent" contextmenu="myMenu" data-bind="ojComponent: { ... }>

// via JET initializer (less preferred) :
$( ".selector" ).ojFoo({ "contextMenu": "#myMenu" });

Get or set the contextMenu option, after initialization:

// getter
var menu = $( ".selector" ).ojFoo( "option", "contextMenu" );

// setter
$( ".selector" ).ojFoo( "option", "contextMenu", ".my-marker-class" );

Set a JET context menu on an ordinary HTML element:

<a href="#" id="myAnchor" contextmenu="myMenu" data-bind="ojContextMenu: {}">Some text

#data

The data to bind to the component.

Must be of type oj.PagingDataSource oj.PagingDataSource

Default Value:
  • null
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#loadMoreOptions

Options for loadMore mode.

Supported options are:

  • maxCount: Integer
Default Value:
  • {maxCount: 500}
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#mode

Paging mode.

Valid values are:

  • page: Display paging control in pagination mode
  • loadMore: Display paging control in high watermark mode
Default Value:
  • page
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#pageOptions

Options for page mode.

Supported options are:

  • layout: Array of paging navigation controls to be displayed.
      Valid array values are:
    • auto: Automatically display as many controls as can fit in the parent width
    • input: Display the page input control
    • rangeText: Display the page range text control
    • pages: Display the page links
    • nav: Display the navigation arrows
  • maxPageLinks: The maximum number of page links to display. An ellipsis '...' will be displayed for pages which exceed the maximum. maxPageLinks must be greater than 4.
Default Value:
  • {layout: ['auto'], maxPageLinks: 6}
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Example

Initialize the paging control with the pageOptions option specified:

<div id="paging" data-bind="ojComponent: {component: 'ojPagingControl', data: pagingDatasource, pageSize: 10, pageOptions: {layout: ['auto', 'input', 'rangeText'], maxPageLinks: 8}}">

#pageSize

Page size.

Default Value:
  • 25
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#rootAttributes :Object|undefined

Attributes specified here will be set on the component's root DOM element at creation time. This is particularly useful for components like Dialog that wrap themselves in a root element at creation time.

The specified class and style are appended to the current class and style, respectively. All other attributes overwrite any existing value.

Setting this option after component creation has no effect.

Default Value:
  • undefined
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Example

Initialize a JET component, specifying a set of attributes to be set on the component's root DOM element:

$( ".selector" ).ojFoo({ "rootAttributes": {
  'id': 'myId', 
  'style': 'max-width:100%; color:blue;', 
  'class': 'my-class'
}});

Methods

#firstPage() → {boolean}

Load the first page of data
Source:
Throws:
Type
Error
Returns:
Whether loading the page was sucessful
Type
boolean
Example

Invoke the firstPage method:

$( ".selector" ).ojPagingControl( "firstPage" );

#getNodeBySubId(locator) → {Element|null}

Return the subcomponent node represented by the documented locator attribute values.
Parameters:
Name Type Description
locator Object An Object containing at minimum a subId property whose value is a string, documented by the component, that allows the component to look up the subcomponent associated with that string. It contains:

component: optional component name - in the future there may be more than one component contained within a page element

subId: the string, documented by the component, that the component expects in getNodeBySubId to locate a particular subcomponent.

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Returns:
the subcomponent located by the subId string passed in locator, if found.
Type
Element | null

#getSubIdByNode(node) → {string|null}

Return the subId string for the given child DOM node
Parameters:
Name Type Description
node Element child DOM node
Inherited From:
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Returns:
- the subId for the DOM node or null when none is found
Type
string | null

#lastPage() → {boolean}

Load the last page of data
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Throws:
Type
Error
Returns:
Whether loading the page was sucessful
Type
boolean
Example

Invoke the lastPage method:

$( ".selector" ).ojPagingControl( "lastPage" );

#loadNext() → {boolean}

Load the next set of data
Source:
Throws:
Type
Error
Returns:
Whether loading the next set was sucessful
Type
boolean
Example

Invoke the loadNext method:

$( ".selector" ).ojPagingControl( "loadNext" );

#nextPage() → {boolean}

Load the next page of data
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Throws:
Type
Error
Returns:
Whether loading the page was sucessful
Type
boolean
Example

Invoke the nextPage method:

$( ".selector" ).ojPagingControl( "nextPage" );

#option(optionName, value) → {Object|undefined}

This method has several overloads, which gets and set component options.

The first overload accepts a single optionName param as a string, and returns the current value of that option.

The second overload accepts two params, an optionName string and a new value to which that option will be set.

The third overload accepts no params, and returns a map of key/value pairs representing all the component options and their values.

The fourth overload accepts a single map of option-value pairs to set on the component.

Parameters:
Name Type Argument Description
optionName string | Object <optional>
the option name (string, first two overloads), or the map (Object, last overload). Omitted in the third overload.
value Object <optional>
a value to set for the option. Second overload only.
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Returns:
The getter overloads return the retrieved value(s). When called via the public jQuery syntax, the setter overloads return the object on which they were called, to facilitate method chaining.
Type
Object | undefined
Examples

First overload: get one option:

var isDisabled = $( ".selector" ).ojFoo( "option", "disabled" ); // Foo is Button, Menu, etc.

Second overload: set one option:

$( ".selector" ).ojFoo( "option", "disabled", true ); // Foo is Button, Menu, etc.

Third overload: get all options:

var options = $( ".selector" ).ojFoo( "option" ); // Foo is Button, Menu, etc.

Fourth overload: set one or more options:

$( ".selector" ).ojFoo( "option", { disabled: true } ); // Foo is Button, Menu, etc.

#page(page) → {boolean}

Load the specified page of data
Parameters:
Name Type Description
page number Page number.
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Throws:
Type
Error
Returns:
Whether loading the page was sucessful
Type
boolean
Example

Invoke the page method:

$( ".selector" ).ojPagingControl( "page", 5 );

#previousPage() → {boolean}

Load the previous page of data
Source:
Throws:
Type
Error
Returns:
Whether loading the page was sucessful
Type
boolean
Example

Invoke the previousPage method:

$( ".selector" ).ojPagingControl( "previousPage" );

#refresh()

Refresh the paging control.
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Returns:
When called via the public jQuery syntax, this method returns the object on which it was called, to facilitate method chaining.
Example

Invoke the refresh method:

$( ".selector" ).ojPagingControl( "refresh" );

Non-public Methods

Note: Extending JET components is not currently supported. Thus, non-public methods are for internal use only.

<protected> #_AfterCreate()

This method is called after _ComponentCreate. The JET base component does tasks here that must happen after the component (subclass) has created itself in its override of _ComponentCreate. Notably, the base component handles the rootAttributes and contextMenu options here, since those options operate on the component root node, which for some components is created in their override of _ComponentCreate.

Subclasses should override this method only if they have tasks that must happen after a superclass's implementation of this method, e.g. tasks that must happen after the context menu is set on the component.

Overrides of this method should call this._super first.

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Returns:
When called via the public jQuery syntax, this method returns the object on which it was called, to facilitate method chaining.

<protected> #_ComponentCreate()

All component create-time initialization lives in this method, except the logic that specifically needs to live in _InitOptions or _AfterCreate, per the documentation for those methods. All DOM creation must happen here, since the intent of _AfterCreate is to contain superclass logic that must run after that DOM is created.

Overrides of this method should call this._super first.

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Returns:
When called via the public jQuery syntax, this method returns the object on which it was called, to facilitate method chaining.

<protected> #_GetReadingDirection() → {string}

Determines whether the component is LTR or RTL.

Component responsibilities:

  • All components must determine directionality exclusively by calling this protected superclass method. (So that any future updates to the logic can be made in this one place.)
  • Components that need to know the directionality must call this method from _create() and refresh(), and cache the value.
  • Components should not call this at other times, and should instead use the cached value. (This avoids constant DOM queries, and avoids any future issues if directional islands and component reparenting (e.g. popups) should coexist.)

App responsibilities:

  • The app specifies directionality by setting the HTML "dir" attribute on the <html> node. When omitted, the default is "ltr". (Per-component directionality / directional islands are not currently supported due to inadequate CSS support.)
  • As with any DOM change, the app must refresh() the component if the directionality changes dynamically. (This provides a hook for component housekeeping, and allows caching.)
Default Value:
  • "ltr"
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Returns:
the reading direction, either "ltr" or "rtl"
Type
string

<protected> #_GetSavedAttributes(element) → {Object}

Gets the saved attributes for the provided element. This is usually the original list of attributes set on the element.
Parameters:
Name Type Description
element Object jQuery selection, should be a single entry
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Returns:
savedAttributes - attributes that were saved for this element.
Type
Object

<protected> #_InitOptions()

This method is called before _ComponentCreate, at which point the component has not yet been rendered. Component options should be initialized in this method, so that their final values are in place when _ComponentCreate is called.

This includes getting option values from the DOM, where applicable, and coercing option values (however derived) to their appropriate data type. No other work should be done in this method. See below for details.

Overrides of this method should call this._super first.

Usage:

  • If the component has an option like disabled that can be set from the DOM at create time, then the "get from DOM" logic should live in this method. E.g. a typical override might say "if the disabled option still has its initial value of undefined (i.e., the option has not been set), then get the DOM property and set it on the option." (See also next bullet.)
  • For attributes that live on the component's root node, keep in mind that anything specified via the rootAttributes option will not be placed on the DOM until _AfterCreate. So when getting attributes from the root node, components must first look in the rootAttributes option, and then, only if the attribute is not found there, look on the component root (if it already exists).
  • For options that, unlike disabled, have no corresponding DOM property, and are not otherwise set from the DOM, there is nothing to do in this method.
  • Do NOT set anything on the DOM in this method (like the resolved disabled value, or any rootAttributes values). The resolved option values should be set on the DOM later, in _ComponentCreate, and the rootAttributes values are set in baseComponent._AfterCreate.
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Returns:
When called via the public jQuery syntax, this method returns the object on which it was called, to facilitate method chaining.

<protected> #_RestoreAttributes()

Restores the saved element's attributes
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Returns:
When called via the public jQuery syntax, this method returns the object on which it was called, to facilitate method chaining.

<protected> #_SaveAttributes(element)

Saves the element's attributes within an internal variable to be reset during the destroy function The JSON variable will be held as : [ { "element" : element[i], "attributes" : { attributes[m]["name"] : {"attr": attributes[m]["value"], "prop": $(element[i]).prop(attributes[m]["name"]) } } ]
Parameters:
Name Type Description
element Object jQuery selection to save attributes for
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Returns:
When called via the public jQuery syntax, this method returns the object on which it was called, to facilitate method chaining.

<protected> #_SetRootAttributes()

Reads the rootAttributes option, and sets the root attributes on the component's root DOM element.

class and style are appended to the current class and style, respectively. All other attributes overwrite any existing value.

Inherited From:
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Returns:
When called via the public jQuery syntax, this method returns the object on which it was called, to facilitate method chaining.