By CliffLandin on

I am trying to use the paging module for a book. The book is an actual book that a client wants to have on his site. I don't want to add every page of every chapter as a child of the chapter, but I don't want each chapter to be one gigantic page either. So I installed the Paging module which allows you to put in a page break, i.e. <!--pagebreak-->. This would appear to be just what I am looking for, however, it doesn't work.

Am I missing something? I should just be able to take the tag that is defined in Administration -> Settings -> Paging and insert it into my page. Once I have done this the page should break, correct?

Any help that one could offer would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

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CliffLandin commented

So, over 4 hours with not even a peep from the Drupal community. Am I to assume that no one else has had any problems such as this before?

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michellex commented

Having the same problem...

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CliffLandin commented

In order for the paging to work you need to have <!--paging_filter--> somewhere in the beginning of your content. My guess is that Drupal looks for this flag before it looks for the actual page breaks.