using javascript ternary operator to prevent click event on (first, previous, next, last) page #26
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Hi, first of all i love your work! thanks for your efforts!
I want to suggest one thing to commit which is about prevent click events.
I thought clicking first page and previous page should be prevented when i am at the first page.
Also next page and the last page shouldn't be clicked when i'm at the last page.
The class ternary operator already applied, such as
:class="{'disabled': pager.currentPage === 1}"But i can't see any javascript ternary operator to prevent the events.
So i added the javascript ternary operator code to support your code 😜
Check it out. Thank you!