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Paging
==========

Overview
----------
Break long pages into smaller ones automatically by words/characters limit, or by means of a customizable pagination tag. For example:

    First page here.
    <!--pagebreak-->
    Second page here.
    <!--pagebreak-->
    More pages here.

Installation
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1. Install the paging module as per http://drupal.org/documentation/install/modules-themes, and enable the module at admin/build/modules path.

2. Enable paging for the content types you want to use it on, in the paging configuration at admin/settings/paging path.

3. Then enable the paging filter for the relevant input format(usually Filtered HTML), in Input Formats configuration at admin/settings/filters path.

4. Your module is now setup and ready to be used.

Frequently Asked Questions
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1. How can I enable the paging module to use Clean URLs?

   Drupal's pager system does not support clean URLs by default. However, http://myzonelabs.com/node/19 lists the method to overcome that.

2. How much support does paging provide for CCK node types?

   Paging only works with content types using the core "Body" field.

3. How can I customize the pager navigation?

   The theme_pager() function can be overridden to make customizations (see http://drupal.org/node/173880#function-override) to the pager navigation.

Support
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* There will be no further development or support for the Drupal 5 version of this module. Please upgrade to Drupal 6 or Drupal 7.
* If you experience a problem with paging module, file a request or issue on the paging queue at http://drupal.org/project/issues/paging. DO NOT POST IN THE FORUMS. Posting in the issue queues is a direct line of communication with the module authors.

Credits
----------
* Original module written by Marco Scutari.
* Rewritten and considerably shortened and by Earl Miles.
* Rewritten, extended and currently maintained by Gurpartap Singh.
* Drupal 7 upgrade (modified version) by Jen Lampton.

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  2. Paging

  3. ==========

  4. 

  5. Overview

  6. ----------

  7. Break long pages into smaller ones automatically by words/characters limit, or by means of a customizable pagination tag. For example:

  8. 

  9.     First page here.

  10.     

  11.     Second page here.

  12.     

  13.     More pages here.

  14. 

  15. Installation

  16. ----------

  17. 1. Install the paging module as per http://drupal.org/documentation/install/modules-themes, and enable the module at admin/build/modules path.

  18. 

  19. 2. Enable paging for the content types you want to use it on, in the paging configuration at admin/settings/paging path.

  20. 

  21. 3. Then enable the paging filter for the relevant input format(usually Filtered HTML), in Input Formats configuration at admin/settings/filters path.

  22. 

  23. 4. Your module is now setup and ready to be used.

  24. 

  25. Frequently Asked Questions

  26. ----------

  27. 1. How can I enable the paging module to use Clean URLs?

  28. 

  29.    Drupal's pager system does not support clean URLs by default. However, http://myzonelabs.com/node/19 lists the method to overcome that.

  30. 

  31. 2. How much support does paging provide for CCK node types?

  32. 

  33.    Paging only works with content types using the core "Body" field.

  34. 

  35. 3. How can I customize the pager navigation?

  36. 

  37.    The theme_pager() function can be overridden to make customizations (see http://drupal.org/node/173880#function-override) to the pager navigation.

  38. 

  39. Support

  40. ----------

  41. * There will be no further development or support for the Drupal 5 version of this module. Please upgrade to Drupal 6 or Drupal 7.

  42. * If you experience a problem with paging module, file a request or issue on the paging queue at http://drupal.org/project/issues/paging. DO NOT POST IN THE FORUMS. Posting in the issue queues is a direct line of communication with the module authors.

  43. 

  44. Credits

  45. ----------

  46. * Original module written by Marco Scutari.

  47. * Rewritten and considerably shortened and by Earl Miles.

  48. * Rewritten, extended and currently maintained by Gurpartap Singh.

  49. * Drupal 7 upgrade (modified version) by Jen Lampton.