ita-social-projects / ita-social-projects/EventsExpress
[Event Management] As an admin, I want to have the possibility to view the full list of events for checking their status and scope.
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Description
**Date Time**
11-22-2020 17:50
**Priority**
High
**Pre-requisites**
The “Events” tab is implemented on the left sidebar and opens a page with the events grid by clicking on it.
**Description**
Every authorized user with admin privileges can see the “Events” tab which gives access to the complete list of the events. The events may have passed, active, and blocked statuses. The events with passed and blocked statuses are visible only for a user with the admin role.
The pagination component under the events list in the middle of the page is used to navigate through the pages of the events list.
Pagination Items | Action
-- | --
First | Returns the information about events from the first page in the “Events” grid. The ‘First’ button should be hidden if the current page is the 1st one.
Last | Returns the information about events from the last page in the “Events” grid. ‘Last’ button should be hidden if the current page is the last one.
"<" | Backward button: returns the information about events from the page by one step back. ‘<’ button should be disabled if the current page is the 1st one.
">" | Forward button: returns the information about events from the page by one step forward. ‘>’ button should be disabled if the current page is the last one.
"1,2,...,#" | Page number button: returns the information about events from the selected page. Max value (#) shows the number of pages.
**Acceptance criteria**
1. The events displayed in two rows of three elements by default.
3. The sidebar search filter is implemented on the right upper corner of the page.
4. The pagination component is implemented according to the mockup.
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