User experience problems with Ajax

Anonymous

#9289

Good day,
I have some issues with the Ajax filtering. It works fine, but I’d like to “pimp” the user experience a little bit and I thought that you might help me.

First, I want the pagination links to go back to top of the page after the content of the next page is loaded. Can I had something to my pagination link? To display my pagination I’m using: <?php sf_pagination_prev_next($query->query['paged'], $query->max_num_pages); ?>

Second, when the user is browsing the results, click on a post, then go back to the results, is it possible to keep in memory the page that the user was on? Right now it’s reloading and restarting at the beginning everytime the user goes back to the search results. Not very good when the results are 20 pages long!

Let me know if I’m not clear, my english is bad sometime.
That be a great help!

Thanks a lot!

Ross Moderator

#9357

Hey Marc

Please update to v1.4.0 released today – I believe this fixes 90% of what you are describing ;))

Also please note, I have now implemented support for native WordPress pagination – so the demo template file has been updated to reflect this – you can also use the wp_pagenavi plugin which provides much better pagination & customisation than what I was providing.

Only thing to note is, if you are updating your pagination, and using the default template (supplied by this plugin) then you must update the new field pagination selector and set it to: .pagination a

🙂

Anonymous

#9433

NICE!
I should have updated my plugin first. You totally saved me on this.

Thanks a lot!

Ross Moderator

#9472

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