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There seems to be an arbitrary limit on the number of server-side files shown in an entry page. #5

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paul-breen opened this issue Apr 26, 2024 · 3 comments

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@paul-breen
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We've noticed that one of our Ramadda entries that exposes a directory hierarchy of server-side files has an arbitrary limit on the number of (synth) file entries it will show for a given directory.

For example, one of the directories actually has 2851 files, but Ramadda only shows 999 of them. This is a showstopper for us. We have many other entries with actual file counts > 999.

How can we raise or remove this limit? I've had a look in the entry page and the admin pages but can't find anything that affects this limit. In the entry page, there's a property called 'Order' which was set to 999, and I was hopeful that this would be what I was looking for, but alas, raising it didn't make any difference.

Any insight on this is gratefully received.

@paul-breen
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After much digging, I see that there's a max URL query parameter. Setting this to a number greater than the count of files enables all files to be shown, and includes simple pagination controls at the top of the file list table.

In the default state, it's not obvious to the user that there are additional files that they can't see, and it seems unreasonable for them to have to add this URL query parameter to the URL to be able to paginate all files.

So as originally stated, is there a way to remove this arbitrary limit and to always show all files? Failing that, is there a way to force the max URL query parameter to always be present in the Ramadda URLs, so that at least it's clear to the user that they can paginate to see additional files?

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jeffmcwhirter commented Apr 26, 2024 via email

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Yeah, that's great. Thanks Jeff!

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