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Module: Seeries
Posted: 14 June 2010 07:18 AM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 37 ]  
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Hi smartpill,

It seems that I fixed the bugs.

Grab the version 2.1.2 and tell me if anything goes wrong.

BTW, if you need to exclude entries from entire category group, it is easier way than enumerating all category ids after “not” as in your example. You can make all categories of that group the children of one parent category, e.g. categories “2” and “40” can be made children of category “50”. Then just enter

not 50 

in the “Category IDs” field. Unfortunately, it will not automatically work retroactively. Retroactivity can be achieved using my “Retroactive Parents” extension.

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Posted: 02 July 2010 04:43 PM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 38 ]  
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Just got back to this. I believe it’s working now as far as I can tell.

I was wondering how I could create “next page” and “previous page” links for individual entry pages that are ordered using Seeries (I know, I know, it’s always something with me wink )? I spent a little time with your Entries List plugin, but I couldn’t output these links correctly…so far.
I tried this:

{exp:entries_list entry_series="{seeries}" }
<ul id="proj_breadcrumbs">{entries_list_area}
<li id="p_prev"><a href="{path='projects/{previous_entry_url_title}'}">&lsaquoprevious project</a></li>
<
li><a id="p_next" href="{path='projects/{next_entry_url_title}'}">next project &rsaquo;</a></li>
{/entries_list_area}</ul>{/exp:entries_list} 

but it created 2 copies (there are 2 entries in this weblog so far). Any suggestions?


UPDATE: I figured it out. I just needed to add the entry_id like this:

{exp:entries_list entry_series="{seeries}" entry_id="{entry_id}" 
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