Pagination links not working because PagingListOfT.PageParameterName is set to 'page' which is a reserved route name.

[mvsantos013]

There is more context on this question I submitted on StackOverflow. Right now the code is using a reserved route name called 'page', it doesn't work when the app has Identity features.

Here's a solution: change PagingListOfT.PageParameterName default name.

Additional: Insert in PagingOptions a 'public string PageLinkUrlGetName { get; set; } = "bookpage";' option.

[sonnemaf]

This would be a breaking change, old code won't work any more. We must search for a solution for that.

[sonnemaf]

Added a PageParameterName to the PagingOptions. You can set this to for example pageIndex. Make sure you also rename the parameters of your Actions.

services.AddPaging(options => {
    options.ViewName = "Bootstrap4"
    options.PageParameterName = "pageindex";
});

[coommark]

I am leaving this comment for anyone else who might encounter an issue similar to mine. In the documentation, it mentions a fix for applications with Areas. In my specific instance, my application is Multitenant, and also uses Areas. Thus the routes are something like this: https://localhost:44364/Tenant/Area/Users.

None of the fixes mentioned here worked for me. The workaround for me was, instead of using:

<nav aria-label="Suppliers navigation example">
    <vc:pager paging-list="@Model" />
</nav>

I used the snippet below (taken from the original post), and that worked!:

<nav aria-label="Suppliers navigation example">
    @await this.Component.InvokeAsync("Pager", new { pagingList = this.Model })
</nav>

Thank you for this package.

[ribeiro-dev]

I am leaving this comment for anyone else who might encounter an issue similar to mine. In the documentation, it mentions a fix for applications with Areas. In my specific instance, my application is Multitenant, and also uses Areas. Thus the routes are something like this: https://localhost:44364/Tenant/Area/Users.

None of the fixes mentioned here worked for me. The workaround for me was, instead of using:

<nav aria-label="Suppliers navigation example">
    <vc:pager paging-list="@Model" />
</nav>

I used the snippet below (taken from the original post), and that worked!:

<nav aria-label="Suppliers navigation example">
    @await this.Component.InvokeAsync("Pager", new { pagingList = this.Model })
</nav>

Thank you for this package.

Same here.
You saved me, thanks!

[fiopras]

THANK U SO MUCH UR HELPING ME