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Siam - Member
2:34 pm - May 16, 2009
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Hi,
I'd like to use this plugin's auto-pagination function because currently, the regular WordPress <!-nextpage-> tag cuts our RSS feed and it's a hassle to manually enter the tag all the time, and the results are always somewhat uneven.
Anyway, I'm running a modified Revolution Magazine theme (www.mmogamer.com) and would like to implement automatated pagination not on the front page but on the individual articles.
Each article has a <!--more--> after the introduction and then we use the <!--nextpage--> tag to break up the post into different pages.
How do I set the options so that the posts will be paginated automatically? And
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Aaron - Admin
4:12 pm - May 16, 2009
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So you want paginated posts on single post pages and the full post on the home page?
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Siam - Member
4:33 pm - May 16, 2009
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I don't want the post view on the home page to change at all. But I want single post pages to be evenly paginated.
I'm trying this with AjaxedWP because it looks like the <!--nextpage--> tag can be avoided and this, my feed will show the full articles while the single post pages will show the post paginated.
I hope that made sense. 
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Aaron - Admin
10:36 am - May 17, 2009
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To get what you want it to do you would have to make a small change to the core files, but an alternative option is if you don't need the AJAX features, I'll strip out the pagination parts of AWP into a custom plugin for you that just does pagination.
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Siam - Member
2:00 pm - May 17, 2009
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Hi Aaron, thanks for the quick support.
A dedicated plugin for it would be great, but sounds like a lot of work for you. I'd be happy with just the core file change.
- Siam
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Aaron - Admin
9:25 am - May 18, 2009
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I kinda had a plan to do it anyway, but based on the way AWP is built, it isn't that hard of a task.
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Siam - Guest
9:59 am - May 18, 2009
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Cool, sounds great in that case. I know it would probably be a much appreciated plugin. How would it work? Would it use the nextpage tag or use ajax to hide/show different sections of the article? And would a feed of the article still show the whole article? Right now, the nextpage tag we use on the site cuts the feed after the first tag.
Any estimation on how long it would take?
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Aaron - Admin
12:10 pm - May 20, 2009
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I'm waiting to add it to Wordpress Extend's database, but for now, you can get the source of the plugin from here. (Save the file as a .php file and then upload like normal.)
Let me know how it works for you.
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Siam - Member
12:51 pm - May 20, 2009
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Hi Aaron,
Very cool, gave it a shot. There's a bug though, in the settings page, there's no save changes button. After the "Strip HTML in preview?" option the page just ends. I can't save the settings and test the pagination.
- Siam
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