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Grouping Functionality in p-table Breaks After Pagination Navigation Beyond First Page #15192
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This seems like the issue I opened back in 2022 (11764). It's still open (and still broken) last I checked. |
Hello, I wanted to update you on the issue. The grouping functionality was working between versions 17.2 to 17.11 but seems to have regressed in the latest version. Can you reproduce the problem in StackBlitz for those versions? Share the links so we can investigate. Best regards |
Hello, |
Yes, as i told you after navigating beyond the first page using the paginator controls, the grouping functionality ceases to operate correctly. Instead of maintaining the intended grouping structure, each row appears to be grouped individually. Any help would be appreciated. |
Thank you, e.g. v ~17.9.0 works for groups through pagination |
I can confirm that it seems to be fixed in v |
Still got this error |
I still have this error in 17.16 |
Describe the bug
Issue Title:
Grouping Functionality in p-table Breaks After Pagination Navigation Beyond First Page
Issue Description:
When integrating paginator logic into the existing PrimeNG component, a functionality inconsistency occurs. After navigating beyond the first page using the paginator controls, the grouping functionality ceases to operate correctly. Instead of maintaining the intended grouping structure, each row appears to be grouped individually.
Steps to Reproduce:
Expected Behavior:
After navigating to subsequent pages using the paginator, the grouping functionality should remain intact, preserving the original group structure as defined by the groupRowsBy attribute.
Additional Information:
Note:
This issue significantly impacts user experience and functionality, especially when managing large datasets where pagination and grouping are vital features. Prompt attention and resolution of this matter would be greatly appreciated. Additionally, it's worth noting that this issue may be related to #14672.
Environment
stackblitz.com
Reproducer
No response
Angular version
17.3.1
PrimeNG version
17.12.0
Build / Runtime
Angular CLI App
Language
TypeScript
Node version (for AoT issues node --version)
v18.18.0
Browser(s)
No response
Steps to reproduce the behavior
Expected behavior
No response
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