[Resolved] Is there a way to add a View All function to pagination
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I have a question about pagination. Is there a way to add a View All function (button) to pagination? If you look at any of the People Types, you'll see pagination, but I'd like to also have a button that users can click to View All the results.
Actually this is not possible as we currently don't have a function that will allow you to view all the results on the same view.
What you can do as a workaround is to create an identical view without the pagination that lists all the records. Then create a view all link from your first view that links to the next view on another page.
I did some checks on our API document and it is possible with the use of a hook.
Add the following to your functions.php file
//Modify the limit and/or offset settings of a given View to use a number greater than 50:
add_filter( 'wpv_view_settings', 'prefix_modify_filter_offset_view', 5, 2 ); // use a low priority number of 5, so this runs early
function prefix_modify_filter_offset_view( $view_settings, $view_id ) {
if ( $view_id == 374 ) { // if displaying a View with ID equal to 374
$view_settings['limit'] = 100; // show 100 posts
}
return $view_settings;
}
Change the 374 to the id of your view that you are using. For more information on this hook and other hooks you can have a look at our API document in the link below.
Ok, so now here's the other issue. That code works, thank you. However, when I add pagination to my search, it doesn't work. It displays the results based on the pagination, not the code. Let me explain what I want my final goal to be. I want to create a search with pagination, but I want to display 100 results. If a search brings back more than 100 results, I want the pagination to appear. But I only want pagination to appear only if the results are more than 100. So, a search that can display 100 result and for pagination to only appear if a search returns more than 100 results.
