A common pattern when browsing results on mobile is having an infinite scroll by loading results as the user scrolls through the list of results. With InstantSearch it amounts to using the InfiniteHits
widget.
Go further than 1000 hits
By default Algolia limits the number of hits you can retrieve for a query to
1000
; when doing an infinite scroll, you usually don’t want to go over this limit.
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| $index->setSettings([
'paginationLimitedTo' => 1000
]);
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| index.set_settings({
paginationLimitedTo: 1000
})
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| index.setSettings({
paginationLimitedTo: 1000
}).then(() => {
// done
});
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| index.set_settings({
'paginationLimitedTo': 1000
})
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| let settings = Settings()
.set(\.paginationLimitedTo, to: 1000)
index.setSettings(settings) { result in
if case .success(let response) = result {
print("Response: \(response)")
}
}
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| IndexSettings settings = new IndexSettings();
settings.PaginationLimitedTo = 1000;
index.SetSettings(settings);
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| index.setSettings(
new IndexSettings().setPaginationLimitedTo(1000)
);
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| res, err := index.SetSettings(search.Settings{
opt.PaginationLimitedTo(1000),
})
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| client.execute {
changeSettings of "myIndex" `with` IndexSettings(
paginationLimitedTo = Some(1000)
)
}
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| val settings = settings {
paginationLimitedTo = 1000
}
index.setSettings(settings)
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Disabling the limit doesn’t mean that you can go until the end of the hits,
but just that Algolia will go as far as possible in the index to retrieve results in a reasonable time.