[PATCH]Switch to Pager from DB_Pager

[shalligan@…]

DB_Pager is no longer support and Pager has better functionality. I am attaching a diff to show the basics of it. It would be better to only query for the data window to display the page. The attached implementation does not do this, but neither did DB_Pager.

Bonus: Automatically made sliding page number links.

[shalligan@…]

Diff -u to ham_cache.php

[shalligan@…]

diff -u to cache_pager.tpl based on ocean_surf theme

[shalligan@…]

don't forget to: #pear install Pager

[dmorton]

As long as we're digging into this, I'd like to refactor all of the various caches into one central form. There's too much repitition among the various caches.

I had started this process in the DGM theme. The theme is included in the sources, but the maia_themes table doesn't have the entry to make it available (A quick addition can make it available to developers)

The dgm theme uses cache.php and view.php, IIRC. Another important issue WRT these files is the way things are reported... the old style loops through all items in the cache and then updates the ones that match; the new style only attempts to update the ones submitted. It makes for much less network traffic from the database. See #238 Should we do that one as well? I originally thought it was too intrusive for a 1.0.x change, but since we've already been making bigger changes...

[rjl]

Go for it. It's a change I'd like to see as well, if only for the fact that the cut-and-paste copies of code across the various quarantine/cache pages becomes increasingly tedious to maintain. Efficiently gains are a side-bonus :)

[shalligan@…]

patch for dgm

[dmorton]

I cleaned up the dgm patch a little and applied it to trunk in [1018]. Now if we can port the templates to the other themes, we'll have this ticket wrapped up.

[dmorton]

THis will also take care of #80

[dmorton]

implemented in [1035] 1036] [1037] [1038]