How To: Change Reading List Item Count, Order, Pagination
In each view1, Cullect shows 50 items by default2, these items are then ordered most-to-least (’descending’) based on that view3.
You can change all this things by putting the following variable in your URL request (works for all supported formats4)
count=#(how many items do you want? maximum of 50)offset=#(this is how pagination is handled)order=a(ascending) ord(descending - the default)
Example:
This is equivalent to http://cullect.com/1 :
http://cullect.com/1.html?count=50&offset=0&order=d
This will give you the second 50 items:
http://cullect.com/1.html?count=50&offset=50&order=d
This will give you the second 50, least Important, items,
http://cullect.com/1.html?count=50&offset=50&order=a
1. Important, Latest, Recommended, Tagged, Hidden
2. The default count in Javascript widgets is 10.
3.
- Important = most Important, un-hid items, to least
- Recommended = most recently recommended to oldest recommended
- Tagged = most recently tagged to oldest
- Latest & Hidden = most recently published to oldest. Latest doesn’t include hidden items.
4. .Atom, .HTML, .JS (Javascript), .JSON, .M (’mobile’, i.e. text-only), .RSS, YML (yaml),
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Garrick,
somewhat easy read for those with some tech knowledge. It’s complete gobblety-gook for Joe six-pack. Am I too concerned with you taking this mainstream or too ahead of the timetable?
Phil,
Thanks.
There are a gazillion feed readers to choose from. The goal for Cullect is to be the most flexible choice. Not everyone wants this level of flexibility and Cullect is structured to be sustainable, maintainable, and profitable at non-mainstream-adoption numbers of paying customers.
While I don’t see Cullect having a huge mainstream audience, I do see the people using Cullect having a huge mainstream audience.