This tag outputs "Google-style" found-set navigation, including links for first page, previous page, a user-definable range of nearby pages, next page, and last page.
It automatically includes all params passed to the current page into a form and submits to [response_filepath] via the post method so params aren't visible on the query string. Passes params called -max and -skip containing the appropriate values for -maxrecords and -skiprecords to be used in the inline that generates the results.
Output can be styled using a class called "results_navigation." Requires [client_params], available here.
Note: This tag was previously called [c5_fsnav], but was updated to use default values when available and renamed to share a common namespace with [results_table] and [results_status].
Parameters
-found
integer, optional
The total number of records found, typically [found_count].
-shown
integer, optional
Number of records per page, typically [maxrecords_value].
-skipped
integer, optional
Number of records skipped, typically [skiprecords_value].
-range
integer, optional
Number of individual page links to display. Defaults to 5, putting 2 links on either side of the current page link.
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11/20/2007, Jason Huck Update
Now handles single params correctly, i.e. -random (vs. -random=true).
11/18/2006, Jason Huck Update
Added a unique ID to the generated javascript and HTML so that you can use multiple instances of the tag on the same page. Thanks to Randy Phillips for the suggestion.
Update
Now handles single params correctly, i.e. -random (vs. -random=true).