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I am working with Symfony 3 and PagerFanta. I have a quick question.
In a web page I wish to paginate two lists of items. I use PagerFanta to paginate. It works very fine to paginate a list of items (say, posts of a blog), but I do not see how to have two within the same page, (i.e. the same controller).
For the single case, PagerFante create urls as mypath/{page}. It seems I need something like mypath/{page}/{page_bis}, but I do not see how to get that by PagerFanta. Is that possible at all?
At https://packagist.org/packages/white-october/pagerfanta-bundle I read that "the routes are generated automatically for the current route using the variable "page" to propagate the page number." Does it mean that {page} is hardcoded somewhere (where?), and I am not going to be able to use two different {page} and {page_bis}? Could it be hacked somehow easily?
Thanks
mario
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I am working with Symfony 3 and PagerFanta. I have a quick question.
In a web page I wish to paginate two lists of items. I use PagerFanta to paginate. It works very fine to paginate a list of items (say, posts of a blog), but I do not see how to have two within the same page, (i.e. the same controller).
For the single case, PagerFante create urls as mypath/{page}. It seems I need something like mypath/{page}/{page_bis}, but I do not see how to get that by PagerFanta. Is that possible at all?
At https://packagist.org/packages/white-october/pagerfanta-bundle I read that "the routes are generated automatically for the current route using the variable "page" to propagate the page number." Does it mean that {page} is hardcoded somewhere (where?), and I am not going to be able to use two different {page} and {page_bis}? Could it be hacked somehow easily?
Thanks
mario
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: