I'm using the primeng paginator component inside an Angular 9 Project to page a huge list of profiles. If a user is on page 3, opens a profile and returns to search, the current page is 1, but it should be 3. I have saved the page inside a service, so the right data is shown, but the paginator is showing the wrong page. I could not find a way to set the current page of the paginator. Using the [first] attribute is not working.
You need to set the page manually. You can use Angular @ViewChild
decorator to get access to PrimeNg Paginator
component.
Give an id to that paginator in template:
<p-paginator #paginator ...></p-paginator>
And use it in component:
import { Paginator } from 'primeng/paginator';
@ViewChild('paginator', { static: true }) paginator: Paginator
private updateCurrentPage(currentPage: number): void {
setTimeout(() => this.paginator.changePage(currentPage));
}