http://textpattern.com/ Textpattern Tips – Pagination google style Pagination google style - comments https://textpattern.tips/pagination-google-style Wed, 06 Jun 12 08:19:53 +0000 Comment on Pagination google style by Matt 1 1 Sat, 07 Feb 09 12:29:12 +0000 Awesome plugin. Really easy to use and very configurable.

]]> Awesome plugin. Really easy to use and very configurable.

]]> Matt Comment on Pagination google style by Niklas 1 1 Wed, 01 Apr 09 09:28:05 +0000 Hi. I’m a bit of a beginner here… How do you make this section sensitive. In my implementation pagination links point to the main template. Easy solutions? Or am I just using the code in a wrong manner?

]]> Hi. I’m a bit of a beginner here… How do you make this section sensitive. In my implementation pagination links point to the main template. Easy solutions? Or am I just using the code in a wrong manner?

]]> Niklas Comment on Pagination google style by Jonathan Stubbs 1 1 Fri, 03 Apr 09 07:05:39 +0000 Depends what you need. The plugin will paginate the results in the current section. If you are using a page template for more than one section, you could use and if conditional like my example above <txp:if_section name="articles" to output pagination for the section of your choice.

]]> Depends what you need. The plugin will paginate the results in the current section. If you are using a page template for more than one section, you could use and if conditional like my example above <txp:if_section name="articles" to output pagination for the section of your choice.

]]> Jonathan Stubbs Comment on Pagination google style by Niklas 1 1 Fri, 03 Apr 09 09:32:07 +0000 Oh. I use <txp: if_section name”“ and now I found the reason why it’s not working. I use <base href=“http://mysite.com/” /> to find the right paths to site’s visual elements (pics). If I remove that… well, the pictures don’t show in the right way. Is there anything I can do about that. Making absolute urls to all pictures doesn’t really seem an option. Huh.

BTW. Thanks again for your help and great plugin!

]]> Oh. I use <txp: if_section name”“ and now I found the reason why it’s not working. I use <base href=“http://mysite.com/” /> to find the right paths to site’s visual elements (pics). If I remove that… well, the pictures don’t show in the right way. Is there anything I can do about that. Making absolute urls to all pictures doesn’t really seem an option. Huh.

BTW. Thanks again for your help and great plugin!

]]> Niklas Comment on Pagination google style by Jonathan Stubbs 1 1 Fri, 03 Apr 09 12:09:51 +0000 Glad you got it working – not sure why you need absolute URL’s for your images using a base href tag. Relative URL’s are much better for future portability. Have you thought of using the site_url tag for your image links?

]]> Glad you got it working – not sure why you need absolute URL’s for your images using a base href tag. Relative URL’s are much better for future portability. Have you thought of using the site_url tag for your image links?

]]> Jonathan Stubbs Comment on Pagination google style by Niklas 1 1 Fri, 03 Apr 09 16:34:41 +0000 Hmmm… I use relative path <img src="images/myimage.gif" /> in my image links. However, for some reason without base href tag or absolute urls images aren’t displayed in the other sections on my site. I’ve scanned for possible solutions to the problem… without all-encompassing results.

]]> Hmmm… I use relative path <img src="images/myimage.gif" /> in my image links. However, for some reason without base href tag or absolute urls images aren’t displayed in the other sections on my site. I’ve scanned for possible solutions to the problem… without all-encompassing results.

]]> Niklas Comment on Pagination google style by Jonathan Stubbs 1 1 Sat, 04 Apr 09 06:26:00 +0000 If you are using Textpattern for image management, then you should instead use something like <img src="/images/23.gif" />. Note the leading slash. You can also upload your own images to the /images folder, but you still need the leading slash.

]]> If you are using Textpattern for image management, then you should instead use something like <img src="/images/23.gif" />. Note the leading slash. You can also upload your own images to the /images folder, but you still need the leading slash.

]]> Jonathan Stubbs Comment on Pagination google style by kus 1 1 Sat, 18 Apr 09 14:42:18 +0000 very nice, thanks you :D

]]> very nice, thanks you :D

]]> kus Comment on Pagination google style by Mark 1 1 Wed, 22 Apr 09 12:22:03 +0000 I’ve been having problems with this and found this page whilst trying to resolve it.
Even copying your code into my section exactly as it is, only modifying my article form name and section name, it outputs nothing. Zero. Zilch.
Any suggestions would be phenomenally helpful!
Forum thread with details.

]]> I’ve been having problems with this and found this page whilst trying to resolve it.
Even copying your code into my section exactly as it is, only modifying my article form name and section name, it outputs nothing. Zero. Zilch.
Any suggestions would be phenomenally helpful!
Forum thread with details.

]]> Mark Comment on Pagination google style by Fernando 1 1 Fri, 18 May 12 22:57:38 +0000 Hello
Does anybody know if this pluggin is compatible with MLP (Multi Language Pack) ?
In my case, it doesn’t work. It targets to home :-(
Regards from Argentina

]]> Hello
Does anybody know if this pluggin is compatible with MLP (Multi Language Pack) ?
In my case, it doesn’t work. It targets to home :-(
Regards from Argentina

]]> Fernando Comment on Pagination google style by Jonathan Stubbs 1 1 Sun, 20 May 12 10:09:19 +0000 @Fernando – I think the ob1_googlenav plugin won’t work with MLP as it won’t recognize the URL rewrites, as you have found…

]]> @Fernando – I think the ob1_googlenav plugin won’t work with MLP as it won’t recognize the URL rewrites, as you have found…

]]> Jonathan Stubbs Comment on Pagination google style by etc 1 1 Wed, 06 Jun 12 08:19:53 +0000 Fernando: I don’t remember exactly what the output of <txp:ob1_pagination /> is, but something like this should work:

Install etc_query and etc_url plugins. Then store the page url (with pg parameter stripped) in url variable:

<txp:variable name="url" value='<txp:etc_url query="pg" />' />

Finally, replace the href’s in <txp:ob1_pagination /> output by new values with etc_query:

<txp:etc_query data='<txp:ob1_pagination />' query="li" replace="a@@href={?url}?pg={#row}" wraptag="ul" class="pagination" />

You will probably need to adapt it to your case (e.g. replace ?pg={#row} by &pg={#row}), but it is feasible.

]]> Fernando: I don’t remember exactly what the output of <txp:ob1_pagination /> is, but something like this should work:

Install etc_query and etc_url plugins. Then store the page url (with pg parameter stripped) in url variable:

<txp:variable name="url" value='<txp:etc_url query="pg" />' />

Finally, replace the href’s in <txp:ob1_pagination /> output by new values with etc_query:

<txp:etc_query data='<txp:ob1_pagination />' query="li" replace="a@@href={?url}?pg={#row}" wraptag="ul" class="pagination" />

You will probably need to adapt it to your case (e.g. replace ?pg={#row} by &pg={#row}), but it is feasible.

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