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Hello,

In order to keep my URL simple, I use one template with conditionals to both list blog summaries, as well as display individual blog posts, In other words, I like my blog to be at http://www.mydomain.com/blog and my posts to be at http://www.mydomain.com/blog/my-first-post

I’m currently migrating a site from EE1 to EE2.  My conditional in EE1 looks like this -

{if segment_2==FALSE OR '{exp:is_page}'==TRUE}

Not sure where I found the syntax for the second condition, but it does not work in EE2, so my pagination is broken on pages other than page 1.

Any ideas for something compatible in EE2?

Thanks so much for any help -

Not sure if this will work for you or not, but off the top of my head:

{if segment_2 == '' OR segment_2 == 'page'}

There are somethings in EE that won’t work in any other segment but the one EE expects them to. You should make sure your pagination settings/paramaters/tags are all consistent with the newer pagination system EE rolled out last year.

Also, it could be that /page/ only works in segment_3 and above, and not in segment_2 anymore.

Hm… I wonder if setting the pagination base in the channels tag might also help:

paginate_base='{segment_1}/page'

Hey

I agree with Kurt! Good stuff.

Also check out this article, I have used this a few times.

What do you think!

Cheers,