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Melih
Melih
@melih
8 years ago
198 posts
Hello everyone,

I hope you are all having a great day!

I have a question, is there a easy way to make links to get next and previous items in a page for example item_detail template?

I want to put links to easly jump to next or previous post like wordpress without going back to item_list

I know it is possible because in here your documentation pages has it, but how i don't know :)
updated by @melih: 11/03/16 11:19:41AM
brian
@brian
8 years ago
10,148 posts
This is something setup specifically in documentation that is not going to be usable by other modules. Unfortunately there is no "easy" way to do this - you could try 2 different jrCore_list calls at the bottom of the page that looks for the next/previous item (based on item_order - i.e. audio_item_order), but unless the user has arranged them correctly beforehand it would not work.


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Melih
Melih
@melih
8 years ago
198 posts
Thank you Brian, i will try to make somethings.
michael
@michael
8 years ago
7,714 posts
The gallery module does it, look at an item_detail page on the gallery module. It does it the way brian suggested with jrCore_list calls.
Melih
Melih
@melih
8 years ago
198 posts
But unfortunately i don't have gallery module :( Coldu you just give me the jrCore_list call?
brian
@brian
8 years ago
10,148 posts
Melih:
But unfortunately i don't have gallery module Coldu you just give me the jrCore_list call?

The Gallery module does not use a jrCore_list call - it uses a custom smarty function... sorry!


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brian
@brian
8 years ago
10,148 posts
What module are you trying to do this for?


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Melih
Melih
@melih
8 years ago
198 posts
That's ok Brian, i made one by myself with your firts idea!

I am sharing that piece of code so it could help someone...

/// If you add this code to the item_details.tpl it will navigate you to other items of profile owner.
//Captures for Nest & Previous Links:
{capture name="template" assign="next_tpl"}
    {literal}
        {jrCore_module_url module="myModule" assign="murl"}
        {foreach $_items as $item}
            <a href='{$jamroom_url}/{$item.profile_url}/{$murl}/{$item._item_id}'>Next</a>
        {/foreach}
    {/literal}
{/capture}

{capture name="template" assign="prev_tpl"}
    {literal}
        {jrCore_module_url module="myModule" assign="murl"}
        {foreach $_items as $item}
            <a href='{$jamroom_url}/{$item.profile_url}/{$murl}/{$item._item_id}'>Previous</a>
        {/foreach}
    {/literal}
{/capture}

// If items ordered to new to old in item_list next one actually will be older one. If you are using another method to order items you can change order_by and search parameters
{jrCore_list module="jrGenStory" order_by="_item_id numerical_desc" profile_id="`$item._profile_id`" search1="_item_id < `$item._item_id`" limit="1" template=$next_tpl assign="next_link"}

{jrCore_list module="jrGenStory" order_by="_item_id numerical_asc" profile_id="`$item._profile_id`" search1="_item_id > `$item._item_id`" limit="1" template=$prev_tpl assign="prev_link"}

<div class="nextprev">
	<div style="float:right;">
		{$next_link}
	</div>
	<div style="float:left;">
		{$prev_link}
	</div>
</div>

updated by @melih: 07/28/16 02:51:26PM
brian
@brian
8 years ago
10,148 posts
Awesome - that brings a smile to my face that you just ran with it and got it working - nice job :)


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Founder and Lead Developer - Jamroom
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Melih
Melih
@melih
8 years ago
198 posts
Thank you Brian! :)

I am planing to add this more than one module. But actaully firts reason is, i made a custom one to display panoramic images. It require some additional script to show. And the lightbox not allowed anyting but images. So I wanted to jump to next one easily ;)
updated by @melih: 07/28/16 03:16:15PM
SteveX
SteveX
@ultrajam
8 years ago
2,584 posts
Melih:i made a custom one to display panoramic images.

Hey, I've got one of those too! I'm using A-Frame, which route did you take?


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Melih
Melih
@melih
8 years ago
198 posts
I didn't see A-Frame before. It looks good and it have VR support!

I used Pannellum. Simple and easy. For now it looks enough for me. But i will examine A-Frame, vr support is tempting :)

My priority was that panoramic images would be easily uploaded by users

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