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    • 27497
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    I’ve been reading a lot on Pagination and everything I find relates to blog entries, which I am doing with Ditto and all is well.

    What I’m trying to figure out is how to paginate resource pages. I write reviews/test reports that extend for multiple pages, but only want the first page to be the public resource letting pagination take care of the sub-pages or children. Does that make sense? huh

    Anyhow, looking for a method to paginate the content of the resource or use one resource as a container and paginate from there... any ideas?
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      There is an add-on to do this; I can’t recall right now what it’s called; either I’ll find it and get back here, or somebody else will know and post it.
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          • 27497
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          Thanks Susan!

          I’ve grabbed the plugin, but having a heck of a time getting it to work right, anyone have experience with the Pagination plugin?
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            what is your problem?
            did you remove
            <?php
            at the beginning ?
            cache is disabled for this page?
            you have inserted
            {BREAK}
            on breakpoints?
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              Thanks!
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              I can’t believe it was as simple as removing <?php, doh!