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Currently you can only have pagers on whole views. It would be nice if you could specify when making a pager which display to use.
Example:
I have a view for stories.
This view has several displays: date archive, category archive, most recent.
If I want a pager ONLY on the "most recent" display, I have to create an entirely separate view. This would not have been an issue in views 1, but in views 2 it is annoying and cumbersome.
If this is already possible, I feel like a moron :D but I couldn't figure out a way to do it.
Thanks!
Comments
Comment #1
StephenRobinson CreditAttribution: StephenRobinson commentedclone the view and change that?
Comment #2
amysteen CreditAttribution: amysteen commentedyeah that's what I did as a workaround, but it made my views list just that much messier and now if I update defaults in one view I have to make sure I do it in the other view as well. It's annoying.
Comment #3
jnettikI know this is an older post but this feature is still needed in 7.x.