Hi all!
I'm trying to make it possible to replicate WordPress's functionality, but unfortunately I cannot use Pagination Pro (http://mt-hacks.com/pagination.html) because it requires the administrative content and blog content to reside within the same domain.
Can anyone think of a way to break entries into multiple pages using Movable Type? Are there other plugins? Are there approaches you think might work? Any advice is incredibly appreciated.
Reported on Movable Type 4.3
(Looks like my html tags weren't stripped... huh!)
Trying to replicate the <--nextpage--> functionality.
The 'Pagination Pro' plugin is the only solution to this!
Can you elaborate a bit why you cannot use it?
Also, could you provide me the URLs where you intend to use it, mentioning which one contains the installation?
Kind Regards,
Mihai Bocsaru
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I could easily be wrong! I'd love to be, in fact.
The blog is hosted at http://www.pbs.org/mediashift
The administrative side is accessed through a completely different domain (i.e. http://www.pbs.org/mediashift-mt renders a 404) which we are intentionally trying to keep somewhat out of the public eye due to the hacks that happened a few years ago.
From what I understand, pagination pro uses mod rewrite to ultimately render using a perl script residing on the administrative page. Since that page is on a different domain in my case, mod rewrite cannot function without returning a full blown redirect to the administrative server / URL (which is not what we want).
I would love to route the call to the perl script without a redirect, but I don't know if that will be possible given the fact that the admin and the blog are on separate virtual hosts. Am I missing something?