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Re: [plugin] [ORPHAN] etz_pg for paginated articles
If you used Textile markup instead of HTML, you wouldn’t have this problem. If you insist on using HTML, rewrite the above as:
<code>
…and this is the end.
</code><br />
<code>
<p>[page]</p>
</code><br />
<code>
<strong>Page 2</strong><br />
This is where it starts…
</code><br />
However, I strongly recommend against this.
Last edited by Etz Haim (2006-04-07 14:28:35)
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Re: [plugin] [ORPHAN] etz_pg for paginated articles
Ah… I disabled the <p> (manually edited code). Textile still works for everything, but it doesn’t add random <p>'s around anymore. What exactly is this doing? I mean, I could just look at the PHP myself but I thought I’d ask the creator. What are the <p>'s doing for the [page]? Or is that just a catch-all??
Last edited by da_buddha (2006-04-07 15:17:53)
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Re: [plugin] [ORPHAN] etz_pg for paginated articles
I’ve noticed that plugin acts weird with articles written inside tiny_mce editor…words breaking, showing tag code etc…
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Re: [plugin] [ORPHAN] etz_pg for paginated articles
It’s probably a tinyMCE issue.
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Re: [plugin] [ORPHAN] etz_pg for paginated articles
I’m sorry, but there’s no way to get rid of ?pg=n, at least for the moment.
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#90 2006-08-05 03:30:51
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Re: [plugin] [ORPHAN] etz_pg for paginated articles
Is it possible to assign titles to pages and have those show up as the prev/next links?
Also, a small request:
if_first and if_last conditionals would be a most welcome addition for more dynamic navigation.
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#91 2006-08-05 12:40:27
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Re: [plugin] [ORPHAN] etz_pg for paginated articles
I just installed it and its pretty darn awesome. I just wish I could output page titles instead of numbers :(
THe cool part is I see you have added those conditionals .. nice!
The only thing keeping me from using this is the page title issue.. I just may take your plugin apart some and see if I can hack up a solution myself.
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#92 2006-08-06 01:03:53
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Re: [plugin] [ORPHAN] etz_pg for paginated articles
arkham wrote:
Having just re-read the 1st page of this thread I realize that some people wanted the page-specific text not just as a teaser to click to the next page but as an overall navigation option (a list of all page titles). The nav function can be easily modified to handle that by making use of the same code from etz_pg_body: preg_match_all($pageSep, $thisarticle[‘body’], $matches); $matches [ 1 ]0 would now have the 1st page title. $matches [ 1 ]1 the second and so on… In this case you’d need to add another option to the tag etz_pg to control whether this type of page title navigation should be used
Been trying to hack this up for hours. If anyone can figure out how to do this, I’d be willing to contribute some funds for the cause
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Re: [plugin] [ORPHAN] etz_pg for paginated articles
Titles instead of numbers would be great. If anyone comes up with a solution I am very interested in it.
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#94 2006-08-06 18:20:21
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Re: [plugin] [ORPHAN] etz_pg for paginated articles
I have made some progress on this.
Here is the relevant code the author uses to output his fancy title listing, which je calls “teaser”:
bc..
preg_match_all($pageSep, $thisarticle[‘body’], $matches);
$teaser = $matches1[$pg-1];
This is what actually displays the title of the next page:
bc..
if (!empty($teaser)) return $pagecontent.’<p id=“teaserTxt”><a href=”’.$linkstub.($pg + 1).’”>’.$teaser.’</a></p>’;
else return $pagecontent;
So I decided to define a new attribute with the others, and make it true instead of false, so that it is off by default and an entry of “1” will turn it on:
bc..
$titles = isset($titles) ? $titles : true;
Then I lift the code from the numerical list and call it titles as well
bc..
if (!($titles)) {
for ($i = 1; $i <= $max; $i++) {
$out[] = ‘<li class=“pgNum’;
$out[] = $i;
if ($pg != $i) $out[] = ‘</a>’;
$out[] = ‘ ‘;
$out[] = ‘</li>’;
}
}
I test it and see that its still outputting numbers, of course I haven’t set up my teaser yet.. so I track down the number output from above as follows:
bc..
$out[] = $i;
Awesome.. I have pinpointed my target, but I still have not figured out how to create the relationship between my attribute and the rest of the article titles.
I tried modding the above snippet:
bc..
$out[] = $teaser;
But that fails and I think my problem lies where I first started:
bc..
preg_match_all($pageSep, $thisarticle[‘body’], $matches);
$teaser = $matches1[$pg-1];
I realize that I need to create a new variable instead of teaser. I just don’t understand how to link this properly to $matches in order to spit out the page titles instead of their numbers.
Any ideas?
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Re: [plugin] [ORPHAN] etz_pg for paginated articles
Hello everyone. There’s version 0.8 of the plugin available offering at last the much requested feature: Subsection titles. In order to make use of this feature you have to:
- Download the latest version of the plugin, install it via the admin interface, and enable it. This requires full admin privileges.
- Name a custom field “etz_pg_subs”; case matters. You do this via the “Advanced preverences” in your admin interface.
- Go to a paginated article that’s been split in numbered sections, and click on “Advanced options”.
- In the “etz_pg_subs” custom field, for an article with, let’s say, 4 sections, write: “This is section one|This is section two|This is section tree|And last but not least, section four”. The names of the sections are separated with vertical bars. Note that the number of the vertical bars must be equal to the number of
[page]separators in the body of the article.
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Last edited by Etz Haim (2006-08-09 16:00:47)
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