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Me might consider an alternative to django-endless-pagination (or fork it) #26

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adrienbrunet opened this issue Jun 5, 2015 · 8 comments
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adrienbrunet commented Jun 5, 2015

Last commit 2years ago. 13pull requests pending. 💣

Maybe javascript could do the job. Any suggestions?

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Natim commented Jun 5, 2015

@rodo will tell you that we don't need pagination, we can display the 20 first profiles and let the user play with the search engine filters to see the 20 mentors she is looking for.

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rodo commented Jun 5, 2015

I agree, if the 20 first mentors not match you criterias may be more precise criterias is the solution

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Natim commented Jun 5, 2015

It will be even more accurate when we wil be able to zoom on the map to refresh the page as https://airbnb.com does.

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nlhkabu commented Jun 5, 2015

piece of 🍰

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nlhkabu commented Jun 5, 2015

Or rather, ✌️ of 🍰

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nlhkabu commented Jun 6, 2015

In the short term, I suggest we remove endless pagination and we can go from there :)

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nlhkabu commented Jun 14, 2015

I have now removed endless pagination, but have not yet limited the queryset to only return 10-20 users. Whilst I agree that 20 results should be enough when the searcher uses an accurate filter, I don't see why we have to limit this number - if someone wants to browse the results of a broad search, why stop them? I do, however, think that pagination should work automatically, with JS loading new results as you approach the bottom of the page.

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