By mr.morton on

Hi,

I created a site with about 10 different nodes of the type page, all of these pages I added to a menu called Main Menu.

So now I need to be able to navigate the menu by next and previous node. Let's say the menu is like this.

1. Node page 1
2. Node page 2
3. Node page 3
4. Node page 4
5. Node page 5
6. Node page 6
7. Node page 7
8. Node page 8
9. Node page 9
10. Node page 10

So when you are on page 3 I want two link in the bottom of the page a prev-link to page 2 and a next-link to page 4.
Anyone done something like this or have any idea how to do it?

Kind regards
Morten Madsen

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Comments

vm’s picture

vm commented

sounds like you wanted your content type to be book.

bensnyder’s picture

bensnyder commented

Enable the book module... and then edit each node and structure them within a book.

A problem you'll run into though (with your primary navigation) is that there will need to be a parent node. For example:

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mr.morton’s picture

mr.morton commented

Tried the bookmodule, but I couldn't make it look and exactly the way i wanted,
so I made a function which returns the previous and next link from a given menu and
current page of the menu. Now I how 100% control of content and how it will be displayed.

Kind regards
Morten

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Anonymous (not verified) commented

Maybe you could share the code so that other people could benefit from it.

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