Module:Pagination

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Implements {{Pagination}}

Usage

For templates: {{#invoke:Pagination|pagination}}. Please use {{Pagination}} instead.

For modules:

local p = {}
local mPagination = require('Module:Pagination')._pagination

function p.main(args)
 return mPagination({prevlink="alink", nextlink="alink"})
end
return p

.

Parameters

• prevlink or 1

a link for the previous button

required: true

• nextlink or 2

a link for the next button

required: true

• prevstyle

a style on how you want the previous button to look like.

required: false

• nextstyle

a style on how you want the next button to look like.

required: false

Examples

• CODE
• RESULT

{{#invoke:Pagination|pagination|1=You|2=Example}}

Previous

Next

{{#invoke:Pagination|pagination|1=You|2=Example|prevstyle=background-color: whitesmoke|nextstyle=background-color: red}}

Previous

Next

The above documentation is transcluded from Module:Pagination/doc. (edit | history)
Editors can experiment in this module's sandbox (edit | diff) and testcases (create) pages.
Subpages of this module.

-- Introduction: Pagination primarily contains two buttons, a next and a previous button
local p = {}
function p.pagination(frame)
 args = frame.args
 previous = args[1] or args.previous
 nextEl = args[2] or args.next
 msg = 'PaginationScriptError: You must provide a link for the'
 tmp = '<div id="pagination"><div class="prev-btn">[[' .. previous .. '|Previous]]</div> <div class="next-btn">[[' .. nextEl .. '|Next]]</div></div>'
if previous == '' and nextEl == '' then
 return string.format(error(msg 'previous and next buttons'))
else return tmp
end
if previous == '' then
 return string.format(error(msg 'previous button'))
else return tmp
end
if nextEl == '' then
 return string.format(error(msg 'next button'))
else return tmp
end

end
return p