New comand Limit

[mevdschee]

New comand Limit

[mevdschee]

If you want the oldest records you need to sort in descending order. It you want to present these in your front end in ascending order then you should reverse the array after receiving it. Does that help?

[mevdschee]

yes.. this is done using a combination of the "page" and "order" parameter (you must use both):

GET http://localhost/api.php/shopping_cart_products?order=id,desc&page=1,10

Like that, is that clear?

[Radigar]

Yes this combination it's ok for limit the query in order descending but if you want order by date and order ascending for example:

GET http://localhost/api.php/shopping_cart_products?order=created,asc&page=1,20

This call return the 20 oldest products but no the last 20 products ordered by date, or I'm wrong with this?

Thanks for your help @mevdschee

[Radigar]

Oh ok it's true, i can reverse the array this way. I thought that the API could bring me this already ordered.

Thank for your help!

[mevdschee]

It does not because it is not included in SQL and the API is streaming the data, not keeping it in memory for reordering before sending it out. Kind regards, Maurits

[bhavesh-vyas]

What! This api doesn't allow to get desc sorted with pagination?

You mean to achieve this we have to get all data without pagination and
then reverse it in local?

-Bhavesh
On Mar 16, 2016 10:13 PM, "Radigar" [email protected] wrote:

Oh ok it's true, i can reverse the array this way. I thought that the API
could bring me this already ordered.

Thank for your help!

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[mevdschee]

No, that is not true. You can get the data with pagination, but have to reverse it local (if you want to present it in another order than the order that you have retrieved it in).

[mevdschee]

Does this make things clear? Can I close this issue now?