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BreakPage

Questions answered by this recipe

How can I break long pages into smaller page chunks which can be sequentially displayed as 1, 2, 3, ...

Description

By installing breakpage.phpΔ you can add section break markers (:breakpage:) onto a page, which the recipe will use to break the page into sections and display one at a time, with links to the others. It does not add edit links to edit each section separately, as break_page.phpΔ does.

• breakpage.phpΔ -- the original recipe script. It uses (:breakpage:) directive as markers. Works with pmwiki 2.1.
• breakpage2.phpΔ -- Modified for use with CommentBoxPlus using markers (:comment breakpage:) to result in invisible markers even if page breaks are disabled.
• break_page.phpΔ -- Alternative -- adds the following features:
  • work with beta 44 and above (further testing still required -- this is a major change)
  • change the (:breakpage:) directive to ____ (4 underscores)
  • add action=editpage which lets you edit the current chunk via a link at the top of the page
  • add a tool tip to the page numbers to show the first paragraph of the page

Release Notes break_page.phpΔ

• 2017-03-24: fix scriptΔ for PHP 5.5.
• 2005-08-01: fix break_page to work with new edit page features.
• 2004-11-29: minor bug fix 29 Nov 2004 to add newlines around the chunk being posted
• 2004-11-07: original release of break_page.phpΔ jr

Current status (jr 18 Aug 2004):

• break_page (the 4 underscores version) works with beta 53; PmWiki introduced an $EnablePost variable and set it to true, thereby causing a break_page edit request to post the chunk being edited, throwing away the rest of the page (ouch!)
• it uses a $PageEditFmt variable, rather than the edit form; the variable includes a summary text box, but not a Save and Edit button; fixing the problem described above seemed more important
• the plan is first to add a Save and Edit button to the $PageEditFmt variable, then investigate how to use a form variable to hold the editing components, then possibly merge all the different versions into one configurable recipe

Alternative: break-page.phpΔ

This script uses section break markers of form ==== to create editable page sections, but does not display only one section at a time. In addition optionally headers can be used to form automatic editable sections on the page.

Important: Klonk has forked SectionEdit from this script. It is recommended that you switch from break-page to SectionEdit. Though you will get support for break-page all current development resources are going into SectionEdit.

Changes from the break_page.php script: break-page.phpΔ

• separates the page in several editable sections but displays all page content on one page
• changes the ____ directive to ====
• works with 2beta54 and supports Site.EditForm. You have to change in scripts/forms.php line

    if ($action != 'edit') return; 

into

    if ($action != 'edit' && $action != 'editpage') return; 

Version 1.4+ has an auto section function: every header should get an edit section link, if you put

    $BreakPageAuto = true;

in your config.php before the include line. To avoid auto sections for a side (i.e. SideBar) put

 (:nosections:)

on it. If you use auto sections the ==== does only go until the next header element. If an introducing ==== is missing in the header section it is set for the user automaticly.

Schlaefer August 31, 2005, at 01:50 AM

Contributors

• Pm, Sep-06-2004
• jr, Sep-06-2004 enhancements 8 Nov

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