Multiple material pagination in one component doesn't work in Angular
For mutiple MatPaginator and MatSort components present in single page you need yo use
@ViewChildren(MatPaginator) paginator = new QueryList<MatPaginator>();
@ViewChildren(MatSort) sort = new QueryList<MatSort>();
in your code which will return you list of MatSort and MatPaginator defined in the order in which it is present int your page. Below is the complete implemetation
import { Component, OnInit, ViewChild, ViewChildren, AfterViewInit, QueryList } from '@angular/core';
import { MatTableDataSource, MatSort, MatPaginator } from '@angular/material';
export interface AssignmentElement {
assignmentId: number;
action: string;
userName: string;
roleName: string;
enabled: string;
createdOn: string;
createdBy: string;
modifiedOn: string;
modifiedBy: string;
status: string;
}
export interface RoleElement {
roleId: number;
action: string;
roleName: string;
roleDescription: string;
createdOn: string;
createdBy: string;
modifiedOn: string;
modifiedBy: string;
status: string;
}
export const ASSIGNMENT_ELEMENT_DATA: AssignmentElement[] = [
{ assignmentId: 1, action: 'Grant', userName: 'Dummy', roleName: 'admin', enabled: 'Y', createdOn: '21-Feb-2018', createdBy: 'Dummy', modifiedOn: '', modifiedBy: '', status: 'PENDING' },
{ assignmentId: 2, action: 'Grant', userName: 'Dummy', roleName: 'admin', enabled: 'Y', createdOn: '21-Feb-2018', createdBy: 'Dummy', modifiedOn: '', modifiedBy: '', status: 'PENDING' },
{ assignmentId: 3, action: 'Grant', userName: 'ADummy', roleName: 'admin', enabled: 'Y', createdOn: '21-Feb-2018', createdBy: 'Dummy', modifiedOn: '', modifiedBy: '', status: 'PENDING' },
{ assignmentId: 4, action: 'Grant', userName: 'Dummy', roleName: 'admin', enabled: 'Y', createdOn: '21-Feb-2018', createdBy: 'Dummy', modifiedOn: '', modifiedBy: '', status: 'PENDING' },
{ assignmentId: 8, action: 'Grant', userName: 'BDummy', roleName: 'admin', enabled: 'Y', createdOn: '21-Feb-2018', createdBy: 'Dummy', modifiedOn: '', modifiedBy: '', status: 'PENDING' },
{ assignmentId: 1, action: 'Grant', userName: 'Dummy', roleName: 'admin', enabled: 'Y', createdOn: '21-Feb-2018', createdBy: 'Dummy', modifiedOn: '', modifiedBy: '', status: 'PENDING' },
{ assignmentId: 12, action: 'Grant', userName: 'ZDummy', roleName: 'admin', enabled: 'Y', createdOn: '21-Feb-2018', createdBy: 'Dummy', modifiedOn: '', modifiedBy: '', status: 'PENDING' },
{ assignmentId: 12, action: 'Grant', userName: 'Dummy', roleName: 'admin', enabled: 'Y', createdOn: '21-Feb-2018', createdBy: 'Dummy', modifiedOn: '', modifiedBy: '', status: 'PENDING' },
{ assignmentId: 19, action: 'Grant', userName: 'Dummy', roleName: 'admin', enabled: 'Y', createdOn: '21-Feb-2018', createdBy: 'Dummy', modifiedOn: '', modifiedBy: '', status: 'PENDING' },
{ assignmentId: 111, action: 'Grant', userName: 'PDummy', roleName: 'admin', enabled: 'Y', createdOn: '21-Feb-2018', createdBy: 'Dummy', modifiedOn: '', modifiedBy: '', status: 'PENDING' },
{ assignmentId: 122, action: 'Grant', userName: 'Dummy', roleName: 'admin', enabled: 'Y', createdOn: '21-Feb-2018', createdBy: 'Dummy', modifiedOn: '', modifiedBy: '', status: 'PENDING' },
{ assignmentId: 133, action: 'Grant', userName: 'QDummy', roleName: 'admin', enabled: 'Y', createdOn: '21-Feb-2018', createdBy: 'Dummy', modifiedOn: '', modifiedBy: '', status: 'PENDING' }
];
export const ROLE_ELEMENT_DATA: RoleElement[] = [
{ roleId: 1, action: 'Create', roleName: 'admin', roleDescription: 'This is test role', createdOn: '21-Feb-2018', createdBy: 'Dummy', modifiedOn: '', modifiedBy: '', status: 'PENDING' },
{ roleId: 3, action: 'Create', roleName: 'cadmin', roleDescription: 'This is test role', createdOn: '21-Feb-2018', createdBy: 'Dummy', modifiedOn: '', modifiedBy: '', status: 'PENDING' },
{ roleId: 1, action: 'Create', roleName: 'admin', roleDescription: 'This is test role', createdOn: '21-Feb-2018', createdBy: 'Dummy', modifiedOn: '', modifiedBy: '', status: 'PENDING' },
{ roleId: 5, action: 'Create', roleName: 'vadmin', roleDescription: 'This is test role', createdOn: '21-Feb-2018', createdBy: 'Dummy', modifiedOn: '', modifiedBy: '', status: 'PENDING' },
{ roleId: 4, action: 'Create', roleName: 'zadmin', roleDescription: 'This is test role', createdOn: '21-Feb-2018', createdBy: 'Dummy', modifiedOn: '', modifiedBy: '', status: 'PENDING' },
{ roleId: 1, action: 'Create', roleName: 'admin', roleDescription: 'This is test role', createdOn: '21-Feb-2018', createdBy: 'Dummy', modifiedOn: '', modifiedBy: '', status: 'PENDING' }
];
@Component({
selector: 'app-myqueue',
templateUrl: './myqueue.component.html',
styleUrls: ['./myqueue.component.css']
})
export class MyqueueComponent implements OnInit, AfterViewInit {
dataSource1: MatTableDataSource<AssignmentElement>;
dataSource2: MatTableDataSource<RoleElement>;
@ViewChildren(MatPaginator) paginator = new QueryList<MatPaginator>();
@ViewChildren(MatSort) sort = new QueryList<MatSort>();
assignmentColumn: string[] = [
'select', 'assignmentId', 'action', 'userName', 'roleName', 'enabled', 'createdOn', 'createdBy', 'modifiedOn', 'modifiedBy', 'status'
];
roleColumn: string[] = [
'select', 'roleId', 'action', 'roleName', 'roleDescription', 'createdOn', 'createdBy', 'modifiedOn', 'modifiedBy', 'status'
];
constructor() {
this.dataSource1 = new MatTableDataSource<AssignmentElement>(ASSIGNMENT_ELEMENT_DATA);
this.dataSource2 = new MatTableDataSource<RoleElement>(ROLE_ELEMENT_DATA);
}
ngOnInit() {
}
ngAfterViewInit() {
this.dataSource1.paginator = this.paginator.toArray()[0];
this.dataSource1.sort = this.sort.toArray()[0];
this.dataSource2.paginator = this.paginator.toArray()[1];
this.dataSource2.sort = this.sort.toArray()[1];
}
}
You can retrieve them by #id also:
In your HTML:
<mat-paginator #categoryPaginator [pageSizeOptions]="[15]" hidePageSize="true" showFirstLastButtons="false"></mat-paginator>
In your component TS:
@ViewChild('categoryPaginator', { read: MatPaginator }) categoryPaginator: MatPaginator;
EDIT
After seeing gh0st's comment I did some digging and it seems the "read" option is supposed to be a boolean ViewChild angular documentation so I did an experiment and { read: true } does not work - but {read: false} does - but given false is the default removing it altogether still works - so it seems this is the most succinct way to do this is:
@ViewChild('categoryPaginator') categoryPaginator: MatPaginator;
I have tested this with 3 tables/paginators in the one view component and they appear to still work as expected.
I can only assume that { read: MatPaginator } is actually being interpreted as { read: false }
The Angular documentation does actually give a rough example of this:
A template reference variable as a string (e.g. query <my-component #cmp></my-component> with @ViewChild('cmp'))
EDIT-2
I encountered a scenario where I have two material autocompletes in one component and need to access the MatAutoComplete trigger for one of them - it seems in this instance the { read: MatAutocompleteTrigger } is essential otherwise it just returns an ElementRef:
@ViewChild('localityAutoComplete', { read: MatAutocompleteTrigger }) trigger: MatAutocompleteTrigger;