extjs - How to disable pagination on a store

Question

Whenever a store (Ext.data.Store) reads data from the server, it sends paging parameters like &page=1&start=0&limit=25 in a json proxy or [page:1, start:0, limit:25] using a direct proxy.

I'd like to disable paging in the store or proxy configuration.

I found this workaround, but I'm sure there must be a better method.

proxy: {
    pageParam: undefined,
    startParam: undefined,
    limitParam: undefined,
    ...
}

Does anyone know how to disable paging properly ?

Melodize

Unfortunately there doesn't seem to be a way to apply this workaround when creating stores in Sencha Architect v2.2.2. – Facient

Answer 1

store: {
    pageSize: 0,
    limit:0,
....
}

excluding from the request

page: __

start: __

limit: ___

Skiplane

For my stores with localstorage proxy, I used store.load({limit: 1}) successfully. – Melodize

Answer 2

Another option is to override the proxy's getParams method. This handles the groupers, sorters, filters, page, start and limit parameters. It's defined in Ext.data.proxy.Server

If you want to disable all Extjs used parameters, then you can simple replace it with an empty method:

proxy: {
    getParams: Ext.emptyFn,
    ...
}

You can also extend the proxy class and override this method.

Warden

This would disable all the parameter functionality. This is not intended. – Melodize

You can also extend the proxy class and override this method and not only with Ext.emptyFn, but with a customized getParams method – Warden

Answer 3

I set:

pageSize: 0,

in the model config.

Shivery

Answer 4

To disable pagination, you have to set the values to empty string, not undefined. Like so:

pageParam: '',
startParam: '',
limitParam: '',

This works for me in Ext JS 6.2

Finnigan

undefined also works. This is not an improvement for me. – Melodize

Answer 5

set the following on the store:

{
    defaultPageSize: null
}

Ambert

No, this doesn't work. It has no effect on pagination. – Melodize