Hello Marcello.

Amelia doesn't have any features like this built-in, but we will reach out to our developers and see if there's a way to do this.

Can you please explain in a bit more detail how this would work?

Thank you, Marcello.

I forwarded this to our developers and as soon as I hear from them, I'll get back to you.

Hi again Marcello.

We have this hook:

ameliaEventsLoaded

You can try this custom solution, but please note that you need to modify it based on your URL params:

<script>
window.ameliaEventsLoaded = (events) => {  
//const myUrl = new URL(window.location.toLocaleString())  
//const dateFromURL = urlParams.get('date')
 let dateFromURLparams = new Date(new Date().getTime() + (10 * 24 * 60 * 60 * 1000)) // change this number with URL param u got above 
 let filteredEvents = events.filter(event => new Date(event.periods[0].periodStart) > dateFromURLparams) // you can add 2 dates here (from/to)
 let filteredEventsIds = filteredEvents.map(event => event.id)  
 let allEventsIds = events.map(event => event.id)  
 let eventsToHide = allEventsIds.filter(id => filteredEventsIds.indexOf(id) == -1)
let intervalId = setInterval(() => {    
    eventsToHide.forEach(event => {   
    let element =  document.getElementById("am-event-" + event)     
    if (element) {       
    element.style.display = "none"      
    clearInterval(intervalId)      
      }    
    })
  }, 200)
}
</script>

Let me know if that helps.

Hello Marcello.

The only way you can change the pagination is by adjusting the "Default items per page" option in Amelia's General Settings:

"30" is the maximum option, and we set it to be 30 because a larger value would increase the loading time of the page.