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  • Plugin Contributor Chris Dillon

    (@cdillon27)

    I plan to add this to the plugin soon but I need to assess all the options first to build a solution that suits most situations.

    In the meanwhile, I can build a simple add-on plugin that you would have to download, install, and configure manually by editing code. Does that appeal to you?

    Thread Starter SH@M

    (@ithishamul-haq)

    Hi,

    I got solution.
    Open your “quickpager.jquery.js” located in the folder js/quickpager.jquery.js

    Use the below New Code after the end of the function. Which is labeled in the beginning “//pager navigation behaviour”. Starting from line no. 103 and end in 144. After finishing this function. Use the below code.

    Paste the below code.
    New Code:
    ————–
    //add prev, next in pagination.
    var nextLink = <li><a href='#'>Next</a></li>;
    var prevLink = <li><a href='#'>Prev</a></li>;
    $(“.simplePagerNav”).prepend(prevLink).append(nextLink);
    $(“#nextLink”).click(function(e) {
    e.preventDefault();
    $(“li.currentPage”).next(“li[class^=simplePageNav]”).find(“a”).click();});
    $(“#prevLink”).click(function(e) {
    e.preventDefault(); $(“li.currentPage”).prev(“li[class^=simplePageNav]”).find(“a”).click();
    });

    Note: Please add single or double quotation at the beginning and end of li tags assigned in the variable nextLink and prevLink.

    Thanks

    Tim Nash

    (@tnash)

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    Please make sure you put code snippets inside the codeblock tab when posting to the forums. Thanks.

    Thread Starter SH@M

    (@ithishamul-haq)

    Hi,
    Thank you Tim!
    Thank you very much Chris for your quick feedback.

    Thanks

    @Ithisham’s suggestion worked for me, except I needed to add the ID for each var into the href. Thanks everyone!

    var nextLink = "<li><a id='nextLink' href='#'>Next</a></li>";
    var prevLink = "<li><a id='prevLink' href='#'>Prev</a></li>";
    
    $(".simplePagerNav").prepend(prevLink).append(nextLink);
    
    $("#nextLink").click(function(e) {
    	e.preventDefault();
    	$("li.currentPage").next("li[class^=simplePageNav]").find("a").click();
    });
    $("#prevLink").click(function(e) {
    	e.preventDefault();
    	$("li.currentPage").prev("li[class^=simplePageNav]").find("a").click();
    });
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