I am trying to implement paging across ajax calls. The page should not
refresh when the user wants to see the next x num of results.
Here is my problem. Returning the QuerySet is super simple. I just do
(sumaJson is custom)
data = serializers.serialize('sumaJson', result_page.object_list,
relations=('first_major', 'country_of_origin', 'second_major'))
return HttpResponse(data, mimetype="application/json")
Now I also want to return things like
result_page.has_previous()
result_page.has_next()
result_page.paginator.count
and so on. I for the life of me can't figure out how to get both
across in one response. I can't add this info to
result_page.object_list because then the serializer fails. If I
something of the sort of
simplejson.dumps(paging_info + result_page.object_list)
Then in the javascript the QuerySet is no longer a list of objects but
just a big string of characters which can't be interpreted with
$.each(data.data, function(index, item){
I tried some bad hacks like creating a fake object and putting it in
the object_list, serializing this and then deleting the object. This
allows me to get the data across. However, I don't want to be creating
and deleting fake objects.
I don't want to meddle with the serializer. I don't want to send a
second ajax request once I get the querySet back to get the paging
info.
Am I missing something? Is there an easy way to get both across in one
response? Thanks!
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