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| + | ====== Table Navigator ====== | ||
| + | In some cases, a table may contain more information than can sensibly be displayed on a single page. To make it easy to view large datasets, most tables will provide a navigator (or pager) bar which looks like this:- | ||
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| + | {{:media:pager.png|Table navigator/pagers}} | ||
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| + | The navigator provides the following options:- | ||
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| + | ^ Option ^ Description ^ | ||
| + | | < < | Goto the first page of the dataset. | | ||
| + | | < | Goto the previous page of the dataset. | | ||
| + | | 10 25 50 100 | Select the number of records on a page. | | ||
| + | | > | Goto the next page of the dataset. | | ||
| + | | > > | Goto the last page of the dataset. | | ||
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| + | Options that are available to you will be displayed as links, those that aren't will simply be displayed as text. | ||
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| + | The navigator also provides information about the current position in the dataset (Page x of y, where 'x' is the current page and 'y' is the total number of pages in the dataset) and the records currently being displayed (Records a-b of c). | ||