nav[aria-label="Primary Navigation"] { padding: 0; & ul { list-style: none; width: 100%; display: flex; flex-direction: row; justify-content: start; align-items: start; gap: 30px; padding: 0; & li { margin: 0; } & ul li { list-style: none; } } }

Items per page

Amit_LnT

Hi,
I have a requirement for pagination of DCT.
I am aware about the 'items-per-page' attribute for DCT. But, my requirement is that, I want a container to be shown separately on one page.
items-per-page attribute affects all the pages. So, basically is there any way I can specify the number of fields per page on DCT?
Also, is the tab concept possible in 6.5

Env: TS 6.5 SP3 on windows server 2003

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ISCBorisB

is there any way I can specify the number of fields per page on DCT?

Is the tab concept possible in 6.5?

Not in regular Data Capture. It is possible in Tagging (Meta-Data Capture), using 'view-container' and 'view' Tags

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kshitiz

Hi,
I have a requirement for pagination of DCT.
I am aware about the 'items-per-page' attribute for DCT. But, my requirement is that, I want a container to be shown separately on one page.
items-per-page attribute affects all the pages. So, basically is there any way I can specify the number of fields per page on DCT?
Also, is the tab concept possible in 6.5

Env: TS 6.5 SP3 on windows server 2003

I haven't tried this. But this could work:
Group your items in different containers. And put value of items-per-page as 1. This will put each container in a separate page thus achieving your requirement of having different number of items per page. Try this.

Amit_LnT

Thanks guys..
I will try to resolve it with your suggestions... Smiley Happy

jbonifaci

I haven't tried this. But this could work:
Group your items in different containers. And put value of items-per-page as 1. This will put each container in a separate page thus achieving your requirement of having different number of items per page. Try this.

I believe this is what the majority, if not all, people that use items-per-page do.

~Jeff

ISCBorisB

I believe this is what the majority, if not all, people that use items-per-page do.

~Jeff

As far as I recall this (kind of) worked only for DCRs of IWOV type, not XML