By brqx on

Hello guys!!!
I have a content with several fields :

field_1=< Html output >

field_2=< Html output >

field N=< Html output >

I use contemplate to generate an global HTML output.

I'd like to paging this output like works paging module.

Anybody can help me to page html output ?

I've put pagebreaks in the output.

Regards.

Ricardo.

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matt_harrold’s picture

matt_harrold commented

You could use the Views module to create a view for each field, use node id as an argument (example: node/1/geography or node/1/economy), and hide those fields from the original node teaser and full node output.

You then have many options for how you navigate to each page, from a quick custom block, or you could use Views Tabs to make each view a "tab" on the node main page.

There are many ways to achieve navigation between the different views, it really depends on what you want it to look like.

I hope this was on the right track, you might be looking for a more linear "chunking" approach that renders one monolithic page in the background, then chunks it into pages of a predetermined length. I'm not sure how to do that in Drupal.

brqx’s picture

brqx commented

Thanks for the answer, but I have my own output format. The problem of use views is the output is poor. If I have an output with several images, by example views format isn't the solve.

I need the same format paging module give me when I haven't fields.

The problem is this format , i think, is generated before page load.

In my situation i need to page output after page load because I use contemplate and is the contemplate output what I need to paging.

Regards.

Ricardo.