Next/previous links are still clickable on first/last page

[kstratis]

Using Rails 5.1.2 and will_paginate 3.1.6 it seems that even when a user is on the last/first page of the dataset, next and previous links are still clickable and generate an ajax request(using turbolinks).

Next may look to be disabled but the ajax request goes through nonetheless.

This is a look at Chrome inspector.

Is this behavior intentional?

EDIT: I've found a workaround to get the behavior I want by setting the following in my css:

.disabled {
  pointer-events: none;
}

but it's probably not the proper way to do it.

Any better ideas?

[ghost]

I use Rails 5.1 and didn't had same problem ever. Possibly problem isn't in WillPaginate , but in your WillPaginate theme.

[kstratis]

It turns out you are right @ctl.

Indeed, I forgot to mention that I'm also using the bootstrap-will_paginate gem.

If I remove bootstrap-will_paginate, the links turn ugly but are no longer clickable as they shouldn't be in the first place. I' m closing the issue here and opening a new one in the gem's repo.

Thanks.