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Smart pagination or page break in Drupal 7(CK editor)


1. Install Smart Paging module
  Go to Administration › Configuration › Administer Smart Paging settings.
  Under 'Default page break method', select "Manual placement of page break placeholder".

2. Install  'Ckeditor' Module
  Go to Administration › Configuration > Ckediotr profiles > Filtered HTML
  Edit the settings of the Advanced (Filtered HTML) Profile. Under 'Editor Appearance' section, In plugins check the required options like "Plugin for inserting a Drupal teaser and page breaks.".

3. Edit the configuration settings of input formats (Filtered HTML, Full HTML, Plain Text)
  Go to Administration › Configuration > Text formats. Edit the required input format. For example say "Filtered HTML". Under  "Enabled filters" section, check the 'Smart Paging' option and uncheck all the remaining checkboxes.

4. Go to Content type 'article' and create new content. We will see the Ckeditor attached to the body field. Enter the required content. As per our requirement provide the image, caption for the image and then a page break. After every page break the content will be moved to the next page.
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  1. UnknownMay 24, 2013 at 1:20 AM

    i followed u r structure, in my content page showing number of pages but when i click the next or any of another number its not going another page
    Plz help me

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  2. UnknownMay 24, 2013 at 1:27 AM

    remove JavaScript plugin in Administer Smart Paging.

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    1. UnknownMay 24, 2013 at 2:36 AM

      which JavaScript plugin means total plugin folder or else this(smart_paging.js) file only

      can u enplane me brief because i am a fresher

      Pleas see below link:
      http://magazine.powerenergyindia.com/content/rpower-raises-rs-1588-cr-fund-rajasthan-solar-project

      Delete
    2. UnknownMay 28, 2013 at 10:14 PM

      can please send the setting of ur smart pagging.

      while these are my settings:
      [admin/config/content/smart_paging]

      URL paging prefix :- page;
      check with and without checking the checkbox here.
      Default page break method:- manual placement;
      Page break placeholder :-
      Display content title suffix :- check the checkbox;
      Content title suffix :- : Page

      Delete
  3. Nick ShawNovember 20, 2013 at 6:22 AM

    Are you using the ckeditor plugin for wyswyg or the actual ckeditor:
    https://drupal.org/project/ckeditor

    As I don't think smart paging works with the module.

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    1. UnknownNovember 26, 2013 at 5:03 AM

      No nick.

      Smart paging works with Ckeditor too.

      Delete

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