Guys please I need your help, I'm just starting with my programming journey. I've written a code for e-commerce website, where I have div row containing 4 columns each as div column hold the data for each item. Now I'm sure the rows will be much to have enough items on the site but I need it to show 10 or 12 items at a time. I haven't write anything about the pagination because my JavaScript knowledge is close to non. Please I need your help guys🙏
One approach for you to consider is using libraries such as DataTables. It has html table pagination enabled but you need to familiarize yourself with it.
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I'm relatively new to developing and I just started with react. I have a scenario here and iam not able to implement it. So my query is
As in picture below, I need to implement page like there are list of categories and I need to display them in grids( like I have gird1 grid2 grid3...... In below image). And on click of any category I need to display its sub categories in grid right below the selected category(if I click on grid 1 or 2 or 3 or 4 their sub grid should display below those grids). How can I implement this.
Hope u understood my query.
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Thanks in advance
I'm not sure if there are rules against posting a solution that I haven't really developed, but a search on google brought me to this page in w3schools with an example:
https://www.w3schools.com/howto/tryit.asp?filename=tryhow_js_expanding_grid
I'm not sure if it would work on React, but it might be something you could adapt in your solution.
So, I've been looking more and more into the DataTables library and am currently exploring all the possibilities with FixedColumns.
https://datatables.net/
https://datatables.net/extensions/fixedcolumns/
I wasn't able to find this example on the site, so I have to ask if it is even possible. Can one incorporate a pagination that doesn't travel up and down rows, but left and right by columns? My application for this would be a grade book where you have a set number of students, not more than 20, but the assignments reach into the hundreds, and you just wish to page through those columns showing the grades each student got on those assignments, from Assignment 1 to Assignment 100.
I have seen examples where the visibility of columns can be toggled on and off, so I feel the answer may lie in there somewhere, but it wouldn't be a dynamic feature. For instance, say one grade book full of students has 100 assignments, but another grade book of students only has 50 assignments, one would have to hard code the amount of columns to toggle on and off.
Has some form of side-to-side pagination been developed yet? Thanks in advance.
It's impossible to do that with jquery datatable.
Moreover you can use infinite scroll to make your datatable readable even with 100 assignments.
I hope i answer to your question
When I am displaying lots of data, say 10000 rows, with a bootstrap style table generated with reactjs, the page halted for several seconds. It looks pretty slow. It's just simple table with 1 column. I remembered that when I am having 300 rows with 5 columns, the page will be very slow and the browser will stuck.
I used to use extjs, it's pretty fast even with 100000 items.
I am wondering if there is any way to improve the performance of bootstrap tables generated with react js?
client side wont help you much if you must have all the 100000 rows in the html file.
Is it possible to divide the list to pages? or load a shorter lists in reaction to the user behavior like filter text, scroll, click "see more", etc.
After spending the whole day, I am posting the following question.
I have follow this for showing more records in sub-grid of dynamics CRM. This help me a lot. but my question is that the user will be able to see only 1 or two records and for other records he must have to use scroll-er? Is there any mean to do so using .js library or any other steps are there?
Your kind help and suggestion will encourage me a lot.
Regards.
Setting the Maximum number or rows determines how many records are displayed without needing to scroll. So If you set the maximum number of rows to 6 and check "Automatically expand" then it will show a grid with 6 rows visible and the remaining rows accessible by scrolling.
I want to add paginated table to a page. It should be 2 rows by 4 columns. Each cell contains a thumbnail image and some small links.
We're using YUI elsewhere on the project, so I'd like to use the Datatable. All the examples I see are geared around tabular data (understandable), but my hunch is that I can rewrite the HTML of each cell using Javascript. I don't see the callback function I should hook to rewrite the cells.
Possible? Or am I trying to hammer in a nail with a screwdriver? If there's a simpler way to do this with YUI I'd love to hear about it.
thanks!
jcooper,
To paginate a simple grid of image/text elements, I'd almost prefer to see you use the Paginator without using DataTable. DataTable is a powerful component, but it's working hard to be a lot of things you don't need.
Carousel (http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/carousel/ ), on the other hand, seems like it's trying to be just what you want. http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/examples/carousel/csl_imagentext.html , for example, might be a good place to start.
If that's not quite what you want, you could definitely do this with DataTable. Just create the markup snippets you want to use for each cell, store them in an array, and follow the directions for using an array datasource and pagination.
Regards,
Eric