Open atkoehler opened 11 years ago
Modified issue title. This will be done eventually, it's a tricky thing to implement.
I might have asked this before, but what did you want to do extra with pagination that something like Flask Paginate doesn't?
That seems fine with me. Mostly I was worried about efficiency of the pagination, but since users won't be looking at anything but the front page very often, it should be fine.
Nevermind, Flask-Paginate is not well-documented. Also, it probably isn't a good idea to shove more confusing UI elements into this.
As more and more submissions occur for an assignment the load time for the submission page seems to significantly increase.
I believe this is because every result is loaded because you can toggle them all.
Would it be speed up load to have only a few loaded, such as most recent 3, and then have a load 5 more / load all options?