[TYPO3-project-4-3] indexed_search for 4.3

[Steffen Kamper]

Hi,

Dmitry Dulepov [typo3] schrieb:
> Hi!
> 
> Ralf Hettinger wrote:
>> * enable result navigation (pagebrowser) that doesn't rely on 
>> JavaScript only (e.g. by using [3])
>

this is independent from used pagebrowser as these links are compiled in 
an extra function of IS, the pagebrowser used is the one from pibase.

> I made a dedicated page browser extension as a part of my work in 
> Netcreators. It is specially developed for use from other extensions. 
> Comments extension will soon migrate to use this new page browser. The 
> extension is not public yet.
> 
> You can see something close in functionality here: 
> http://scan.vara.nl/pg.9-8.archief.htm It is *not* my extension there 
> but I got inspiration from this web site. There are first [on/off], 
> previous [on/off], dots-previous [on/off], page list [configurable 
> number of before/after], dots-next [on/off], next [on/off], last links 
> [on/off].
> 
> I think more and more to propose the page browser as a new sysext when 
> the extension becomes public. This way we will have common feature reach 
> pagebrowser that can be used by the indexed search too.
> 
> Here is a code from one real extension that creates the page browser:
> 
> protected function getListGetPageBrowser($numOfPages) {
>     // Get default configuration
>     $conf = $GLOBALS['TSFE']->tmpl->setup['plugin.']['tx_pagebrowse_pi1.'];
>     // Modify this configuration
>     $conf += array(
>         'pageParamName' => $this->prefixId . '|page',
>         'numPages' => intval($numOfPages/$this->conf['pageSize']) + 
> (($numOfPages % $this->conf['pageSize']) == 0 ? 0 : 1),
>     );
>     // Get page browser
>     $cObj = t3lib_div::makeInstance('tslib_cObj');
>     /* @var $cObj tslib_cObj */
>     $cObj->start(array(), '');
>     return $cObj->cObjGetSingle('USER', $conf);
> }
> 
> As you see from the example, it is really simple. The page browser even 
> uses $this->extPrefix to create a configurable piVar for the current 
> extension. Seven lines of code (without comments) and you have s fully 
> styleable and templateable page browser!
> 
> The page browser is also clever enough to make cHashes. It will skip 
> page parameter for the first page and avoid extra page cache entry, 
> which is extra optimization. The only missing thing to the moment is the 
> manual and public status of the extension.
> 

great!

As the pibase pagebrowser is conceptional for usage from extensions, is 
there a possibility to enhance that one or exchange with yours?

vg Steffen