Experiment: Client-side navigation with pagination block and query loop. #38713
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- Override the default click handler of the pagination-next anchor - Load the HTML for the new page with Fetch instead - Use morphdom library to merge new HTML into the current page Co-authored-by: Luis Herranz <[email protected]>
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This was referenced Sep 9, 2022
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If I understand correctly, it seems that the client-side pagination is already implemented by #53812. I'd like to close this PR, but if I've missed anything, please feel free to reopen it at any time. cc: @luisherranz |
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This is an experiment with the Pagination and Query Loop blocks.
Modified the
Pagination Nextblock to load the new HTML from the server Turbolinks-style and merge the new HTML into the current page without a full page reload.You can check the code, it's barely 30 lines but the steps are roughly:
view.jsfile of thePagination Nextblockhistory.pushState()Still a bit buggy, but you get the idea:
Screen.Recording.2022-02-10.at.13.40.36.mov