Lipsiadmin

Thanks so much Gabrio,

at the moment yes pagination is not implemented yet, in the next relase will be aviable.

Just wanted to let you know that I almost have it working myself..
Just have to figure out where you assign the item Total to the pagination control. The one in the controller is overridden somewhere..

Let me know if you want the code..

Ok, thanks

I followed this code http://rails.lipsiasoft.com/boards/1/topics/show/8 posted by Philippe is also right for u?

aah, haven't seen that one I'll check it out.
I used this ext_scaffold generator as a base for my fix:

http://rug-b.rubyforge.org/svn/ext_scaffold/

The following is a fix for the search if you follow the implementation of: http://rails.lipsiasoft.com/boards/1/topics/show/8

Inside your controller add something like, you could also use Sphinx or Ferret, but they require gem installed. This is just an example with using one column.
...
query = (params[:query] || nil)
if query.nil? || query.length == 0 then
@users = User.paginate :page => page, :order => sort, :per_page => size
else
@users = User.paginate :all, :conditions => [ 'email LIKE ?' , "%#{query}%" ],
:page => page, :order => sort, :per_page => size
end
return_data = Hash.new()

1. Use the total_entries of the Paginate object returned result for the count
2. This replaces User.count
   return_data[:Total] = @users.total_entries

And I changed the search-field.js code to the one used by the original ExtJS developers in an example (http://extjs.com/), this will work out of the box with the changes in the controller. This can probably be tweaked a little more, but it works for me.

/* * Ext JS Library 2.0.2 * Copyright(c) 2006-2008, Ext JS, LLC. * licensing@extjs.com * * http://extjs.com/license
*/

Ext.app.SearchField = Ext.extend(Ext.form.TwinTriggerField, {
initComponent : function(){
Ext.app.SearchField.superclass.initComponent.call(this);
this.on('specialkey', function(f, e){
if(e.getKey() == e.ENTER){
this.onTrigger2Click();
}
}, this);
},

validationEvent:false,
    validateOnBlur:false,
    trigger1Class:'x-form-clear-trigger',
    trigger2Class:'x-form-search-trigger',
    hideTrigger1:true,
    width:180,
    hasSearch : false,
    paramName : 'query',

onTrigger1Click : function(){
        if(this.hasSearch){
            this.el.dom.value = '';
            var o = {start:0, limit:100};
            this.store.baseParams = this.store.baseParams || {};
            this.store.baseParams[this.paramName] = '';
            this.store.load({params:o});
            this.triggers[0].hide();
            this.hasSearch = false;
        }
    },

onTrigger2Click : function(){
        var v = this.getRawValue();
        if(v.length < 1){
            this.onTrigger1Click();
            return;
        }
        var o = {start:0, limit:100};
        this.store.baseParams = this.store.baseParams || {};
        this.store.baseParams[this.paramName] = v;
        this.store.reload({params:o});
        this.hasSearch = true;
        this.triggers[0].show();
    }
});

Yea!

After a long time I found the best way to integrate livesearch, pagination without make a lot of ruby code.

Now the pagination is client side and work well with a 20k of records!