kaminari--kaminari/app/views/kaminari/_first_page.html.erb

<%# Link to the "First" page
  - available local variables
    url:           url to the first page
    current_page:  a page object for the currently displayed page
    total_pages:   total number of pages
    per_page:      number of items to fetch per page
    remote:        data-remote
-%>
<span class="first">
  <%= link_to_unless current_page.first?, raw(t 'views.pagination.first'), url, :remote => remote %>
</span>
refs #30 add real first/last page links, and use them by default instead of outer window * :window, :outer_window, :left, :right will be interpreted similarly to how they were, except the supplied N would be the number of pages you actually get. 0 means disable for the outer windows * outer windows will be disabled by default in favor of first/last links * include a "disabled" class when appropriate, and always include the label text (but no link tag when current page). Users that want these tags to disappear completely when inapplicable can style them to display: none. (Similarly for "first" and "last".) * changed the default labels - double angle quotes for "first" and "last", single angle quotes for "previous" and "next". (Consider a standard set of video or audio transport controls: << < stop > >>) 2011-02-24 22:04:59 -05:00			`<%# Link to the "First" page`
			`- available local variables`
			`url: url to the first page`
use PageProxy for current_page 2011-02-27 10:17:09 -05:00			`current_page: a page object for the currently displayed page`
num_pages => total_pages 2012-05-25 02:31:53 -04:00			`total_pages: total number of pages`
refs #30 add real first/last page links, and use them by default instead of outer window * :window, :outer_window, :left, :right will be interpreted similarly to how they were, except the supplied N would be the number of pages you actually get. 0 means disable for the outer windows * outer windows will be disabled by default in favor of first/last links * include a "disabled" class when appropriate, and always include the label text (but no link tag when current page). Users that want these tags to disappear completely when inapplicable can style them to display: none. (Similarly for "first" and "last".) * changed the default labels - double angle quotes for "first" and "last", single angle quotes for "previous" and "next". (Consider a standard set of video or audio transport controls: << < stop > >>) 2011-02-24 22:04:59 -05:00			`per_page: number of items to fetch per page`
			`remote: data-remote`
			`-%>`
refs #30 remove 'disabled' class 2011-04-16 08:46:52 -04:00			`<span class="first">`
use PageProxy for current_page 2011-02-27 10:17:09 -05:00			`<%= link_to_unless current_page.first?, raw(t 'views.pagination.first'), url, :remote => remote %>`
refs #30 add real first/last page links, and use them by default instead of outer window * :window, :outer_window, :left, :right will be interpreted similarly to how they were, except the supplied N would be the number of pages you actually get. 0 means disable for the outer windows * outer windows will be disabled by default in favor of first/last links * include a "disabled" class when appropriate, and always include the label text (but no link tag when current page). Users that want these tags to disappear completely when inapplicable can style them to display: none. (Similarly for "first" and "last".) * changed the default labels - double angle quotes for "first" and "last", single angle quotes for "previous" and "next". (Consider a standard set of video or audio transport controls: << < stop > >>) 2011-02-24 22:04:59 -05:00			`</span>`