By seow_ming@drupal.org on

hi there,
Some times the "story" I've created is too long.. So I would like to know if there is any function I can use to seperated the complete story into 3 or 4 pages according to what I wish.

So while people has finish reading the first page, they can simply click to the page 2, 3, 4, 5, and more with the links to the correct page.

Any Idea for this?

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vm commented

try <!--pagebreak-->

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seow_ming@drupal.org commented

Hi, Thanks for the replied.

I tried to put this page break code in the middle of the sentence, nothing happened or changed...

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seow_ming@drupal.org commented

Hello... no one can help me for this question here?

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Drupalace-1 commented

Did you disable "rich text" (if using an editor like TinyMCE) when you pasted in the break test?

Also, are you using an input format (like Unfiltered HTML) that won't filter out the break text?

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sittard commented

Same problem here, do you need to install an additional module to get this to work in Drupal6. I've disabled all filters (full html) and I'm not using a WYSIWYG editor.

thanks.

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Drupalace-1 commented

Sorry, my reply may not have been entirely correct. Let me try again:

1) You do need a module, I believe: Paging. That's what enables the functionality of the

tag. (I don't know whether it's available or D6.)

2) In your selected Input Format (Admin > Site config > Input formats), you have to make sure that the Paging filter is enabled.

3) To place the tag in text, make sure you're pasting the tag into "raw" text (i.e., rich text disabled). I believe you are doing this already.

That recipe should work. Please let us know.

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hebhansen commented

I would suggest you use books and organize using the outline. You may create 9 levels in the outline as you would in MS Word using Headings. I used book page for my Terms and Conditions, and for Product Specification.