Comments for Paged content using Movable Type! tag:bradchoate.com,2010://4- 2006-03-19T23:16:32Z The man, the legend. Movable Type 4.2-en tag:bradchoate.com,2001://4.183-comment:48 Comment from christina on 2002-03-08 christina http://www.eleganthack..com HI!

I'm trying to make this work, and I'm gettin this error

Warning: Missing argument 2 for bloggerpagedbody() in /home/.delmanblender/cwodtke/boxesandarrows/beta/archives/002328.php on line 9

Also, you dont' say where to put the first code block. I put it in the head, with comments like javascript.

I'm not a php head, as you may have guessed.

]]> 2002-03-08T20:17:47Z tag:bradchoate.com,2001://4.183-comment:79 Comment from Andrew Mahaney on 2002-05-09 Andrew Mahaney http://andrewmahaney.com Ben over at MT told me to check out your PHP for pagination.

From the looks of it, I'd have to insert a <pb/> in my blog entry wherever I want to paginate the text, right? Although your code would solve my issue, I'd prefer a solution that automatically paginates.

I'm working on a WAP (WML) version of my blog and would like to find a solution that will paginate based on the number of characters in the entry. Take a look at my post http://www.movabletype.org/support/ib3/ikonboard.cgi?s=3cd97ec3df2effff;act=ST;f=14;t=579;hl=new on MT for details. Could your PHP script be modified to automatically paginate every 1024 characters (including XHTML tags and all)? I know VERY little PHP, but I'm willing to learn it if this will solve my problem.

]]> 2002-05-09T16:39:52Z tag:bradchoate.com,2001://4.183-comment:97 Comment from darren on 2002-06-12 darren http://staticred.net Hey Brad... great mod... you can see it in action in a few days at http://nasty.cx

]]> 2002-06-13T06:39:50Z tag:bradchoate.com,2001://4.183-comment:216 Comment from Stephen on 2002-08-27 Stephen http://www.sfu.ca/~stana If you want to keep things simple and let the main text body be page 1 and the extended text body be page 2 - the following modification of the script in the template will automatically paginate your post into 2 pages and insert urls to toggle between them

<?php
// only display the main entry text if we're looking at the first page.
if (!$HTTP_GET_VARS['page'] || $HTTP_GET_VARS['page'] == 1) { ?>
<MTEntryIfExtended>[ page 1 | <a href="?page=2">page 2</a> ]
</MTEntryIfExtended><$MTEntryBody$>
<?php
} else { ?>
<a name="more"></a>[ <a href="?page=1">page 1</a> | page 2 ]
<?php
echo bloggerPagedBody("<$MTEntryMore encode_php="qq"$>");
}
?>

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