While the Paging Toolbar class was introduced in Ext 1.0, it has changed little to the users all the way up to 3.0 as we know it. In Ext 2.0, the Progress Bar class was introduced. A couple of days ago, I posted on the Ext JS forums about this idea and got some good responses, so I decided to finalize the 2.2 extension, Ext.ux.plugins.progressPagingToolbar. Yes, I know it’s an ugly name.
MJ Lecomte, a great and active community member, suggested a plugin instead of an extension for Ext 3, which made a whole lot of sense. So, I created the plugin for the Ext 3.0 branch, which I’m working to get submitted as example code for the Ext JS SDK, much like I did for the 2.2 release (See “Advanced Drag and Drop Examples”). I cannot link to the private beta link for the plugin until Ext 3 is generally available (GA).
Download: zip (contains related javascript);
Example page: http://tdg-i.com/js/examples/ext/tdgiux/progressPagingToolbar/
Example usage:
dotnetwise
22. Mar, 2010
This is pretty much useless as it doesn’t allow the end-user to choose how many items to be displayed.
Nor I do understand why the bar is filled in half in if for example I’m seeing page #5th.
Therefore I would expect to be that particular page colored in and not from the beginning.
Jay Garcia
22. Mar, 2010
I honestly don’t think you understand the concept of a “Progress bar” widget.