I had a little bit of a rough ride getting 7.0.2 installed today, but I believe it is now in and working. However...

The pagination buttons on the studies list have no effect.

Looking at models/studieslist.php I can see that it has had a major rework. In the old 7.0.1 version I can see reference to limit and limitstart, but there is no similar code in the 7.0.2 version.

Hi Matt,

Well, it has been a bit rough for us as well. We discovered after releasing that the package had a flaw in it that messed up when you installed it over an existing 7.0.1 installation.

That's now fixed and the new package is out there if anyone downloaded it on February 8 - 9 at around 3:00pm Pacific Time.

So - no pagination? I haven't seen that. I just upgraded my church site Calvary Chapel Newberg and the pagination with my YooTheme template works fine.

What's your site and template you are using?

What other problems did you encounter upgrading?

You are right - I rewrote the entire model of the studieslist to conform to the new platform. Joomla takes care of the pagination on its own, one of the advantages of going with the new methods, but if it doesn't work for you, that's a problem!

Thanks for your quick reply.

On further investigation, I've discovered that pagination is OK until I change the drop-down that controls how many items to display per page. Once I have done this, pagination fails until I clear my session - even if I set the number of items to display back to 20.

I notice this drop-down is not visible on your site. I assume you have it set to show in footer (whereas I have it set to show in top). If I use the show in footer option it vanishes on my site too.

You can take a look at my site www.stmaryspurley.org.uk/web (look for recordings under the resources menu). As you'll see the site is still under development to replace the older version.

Regarding the template I'm using: it is an almost bare-bones template that overrides just one or two modules - everything else is CSS driven.

Hey Matt,

So I tried an experiment with my church site, putting the limit drop down at the top and bottom and I still get the pagination results either way.

I notice you moved yours to the bottom - is that okay? Maybe it is something with how your template is interacting with JBS in the menu area of the listing page.

Tom

I think I may have confused my explanation by talking about the top/bottom thing.

I just tried your site and it has the same problem as mine. Let me give you the steps to reproduce:

1. Go to your study list on www.calvarynewberg.org
2. Select any page number from your pagination control
3. Observe that the study list now starts from the chosen limitstart entry
4. Change the Display # dropdown to 5
5. Observe that the study list currently starts at the first study "Tilling up the mind"
6. Choose other pages from your pagination control
7. Observe that the study list always starts at the first study

Not sure if this is helpful, but I turned debug on my site for a bit and if I'm reading the data correctly, it looked like a limitstart value of 0 is stored in the session even when the url shows it set to another value.

OK Matt - thanks for the clarification. We'll have to research that to see if somehow we are not using the pagination correctly.

It would be interesting to see if the same thing happens in com_content