I think conceptually setting this in the theme would work but as I understand this it can't be done the way things are now as most of the time a particalr module is calling the pager_query function to return the correct number of db rows to match the page size and that is all done outside the theme functions. On 10/12/05, Bèr Kessels <ber@webschuur.com> wrote:
Another route to take here is the theme route.
Themes are not just for visual shazam. "themes are there to control the look and feel".
Feel, means control over all the output. AFAIK you can set all these values in the theme. And if not, i think a patch that makes the amount easy themable will be the best route to take.
After all: it is the fact that a specific theme does not like a certain amount of lines in a pager, that brings up this issue. Not the fact user X wants 20 and user Y wants 30.
Bèr
On Wednesday 12 October 2005 18:38, David Reed wrote:
For a screenshot of what I'm trying to do see.
http://mycivicsite.com/admin_screenshot1.png
Also see posting http://drupal.org/node/33862
If we make it a variable setting then I'm stuck with one page size for the site. As you can see from the screenshot I could view the log entries from within the tabs on the front page as well as viewing them on the normal logs page.
On 10/12/05, Konstantin Käfer <kkaefer@gmail.com> wrote:
Karoly Negyesi schrieb:
Proposed solution: Make all of these values configurable in the settings file, but not through the web pages.
This one I like.
Seconded :D