Remove pagination from Member List

[LoRoller]

I would like to be able to use a Ctrl-F (browser page search) on the Member List. The list paginates forcing multiple searches. I don't know if pagination is some common routine or is embedded in the Member List html? I'm not an html expert. Any help appreciated.

[Lumpy Burgertushie]

the browser's ctrl+f method can only search the actual code of the visible page. it can not search through the pagination.

robert

[LoRoller]

That's my point.... I want to remove the pagination so the entire list is a single page, which would then be searchable via Ctrl-F

[Toxyy]

You might be able to change the guest_counter int in core.viewonline_modify_sql.

[3Di]

You might be able to change the guest_counter int in core.viewonline_modify_sql.

Ern..,
the pagination of memberlist.php ( memberlist.php ) and it's limit (sql limit)
$result = $db->sql_query_limit($sql, $config['topics_per_page'], $start);

it's based on the ACP settings, topics per page. Stored in config TABLE.
$config['topics_per_page']

$start = $pagination->validate_start($start, $config['topics_per_page'], $total_users);

The higher is that number the less are the pages of the pagination, or nothing at all. (That's board-wide though).

That's a huge server load, for example here in this very board. ---> 449145 users/19766 pages in pagination.

[Toxyy]

You might be able to change the guest_counter int in core.viewonline_modify_sql.

Ern..,

You're right, crap

[LoRoller]

Certainly wouldn't want to affect the display of forums.

The memberlist is a an oddball report because the number of rows per member can vary by the addition of displayed custom profile fields.

In memberlist.php there are a number of pagination references. I was hoping that I could stop the incrementation of a row counter or fake the number of rows to keep it from doing the pagination. Or perhaps "topics_per_page" could be hard-coded in this one php script to replace where it is brought in from the parameters.

[Toxyy]

You could hardcode it in memberlist.php like 3Di showed but editing core files is not recommended.

[3Di]

You might try to replace the $config['topics_per_page']'s occurencies with the magic (int) number of the total of your users (using the related query maybe ). Not tested.

Also, posting your question in the "custom coding" forum would be your best bet, IMO.
That's support's forum.

[david63]

You might try to replace the $config['topics_per_page']'s occurencies with the magic (int) number of the total of your users (using the related query maybe ).

Or even easier define $config['topics_per_page'] = 9999; in memberlist.php

[3Di]

You might try to replace the $config['topics_per_page']'s occurencies with the magic (int) number of the total of your users (using the related query maybe ).

Or even easier define $config['topics_per_page'] = 9999; in memberlist.php

Yeah, didn't test it as I said. On the fly.

I'd go for to make it more "dynamic" though, leaving the query find and define how many "current users" are on-board.

Let's say changing the "sql_query_limit" to begin with, maybe?

[david63]

OK - then use $config['topics_per_page'] = $config['num_users'];

[3Di]

OK - then use $config['topics_per_page'] = $config['num_users'];

Good catch.

Still a piece of hack(ish) stuff though, I hope you'll agree isn't our fault.

[AmigoJack]

Why not using the memberlist's search, which is superior to CTRL+F for administrators when searching for e-mail addresses?

[3Di]

Why not using the memberlist's search, which is superior to CTRL+F for administrators when searching for e-mail addresses?

Das ist wirklich

But you know..
I still cannot understand why I have followed this request, which I find in my very personal opinion rather strange.