fix: Corrected the cgilimit parameter in pagination links to use $limit instead of $cgilimit.#2540
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…limit` instead of `$cgilimit`.
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The issue here is that the key |
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Thank you for the detailed information and PR. I thought it quicker to make and merge the alternate which should also be in development3 now. |
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Thank you. |
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Bug Description
The single left arrow (previous page) was behaving like the double left arrow (first page), always returning to the beginning instead of going back one page.
Root Cause
The pagination links were using literal strings
cgioffsetandcgilimitinstead of the variables$cgioffsetand$cgilimitin the href URLs.Solution
Changed lines 306-307 in templates/transfers_table.php to use the correct variables, matching the pattern already used in the "next page" button (line 302).
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