I kind of worked out a way, it seems highly flimsy but it's working.
paging = str(paging)
paging = paging.split("-")
page_from = paging[0]
page_to = paging[1]
items = CollectionItem.objects.filter(collection=collection)
items_paged = CollectionItem.objects.filter
(collection=collection).order_by('number')[page_from:page_to]
paging_links = []
counter = 0
counter_end = 50
selected = False
while counter < len(items):
if counter_end > items.count():
counter_end = items.count()
print counter
print page_from
if int(counter) == int(page_from):
selected = True
else:
selected = False
paging_links.append({'start': counter, 'end': counter_end,
'selected': selected})
counter += 50
counter_end += counter_end
On Oct 11, 8:18 pm, Sam Lai <samuel....@gmail.com> wrote:
> 2009/10/11 The Danny Bos <danny...@gmail.com>:
>
>
>
> > I had a read of that, is good but seems overly basic for what I'm
> > trying to achieve.
>
> > Basically a list of links like so on the Template:
>
> > Link: Cards 0-50
> > Link: Cards 51-100
> > Link: Cards 101-132
>
> > Know what I mean?
> > My biggest question being, how can I create that above list with the
> > data I have, basically the record count "132".
>
> Looking through that linked doc, I'd say you can use the
> page.start_index() and page.end_index() properties to give you that
> result for each page.
>
> I haven't used this before, and right now I can't really work out how
> to loop through all the pages to print that information out in the
> templates, but I'd say I'm just missing something obvious.
>
> HTH
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