In yet more delightful banging-my-head on the table, I decided to take a
lateral move and use {$$PageCount} in the pagelist template. That way I
could at least see if no pages were returned, or if less than a variable
'number-of-entries-per-page' was returned, to not display a 'next link'.
This wouldn't completely solve the problem as we might still display a
link to no more pages if {$$PageCount}='number-of-entries-per-page', but
closer.
Joy... not. Neither of those options work either.
1] (I defined a conditional markup lt)
$Conditions['lt'] = 'blogger_LessThan($condparm)';
function blogger_LessThan($args){
return (bool)($args[0] < $args[1]);
}
And in the pagelist template:
(:template last:)
(:if lt "{$$PageCount}" "{$Blogger_EntriesPerPage}":)Don't include
the 'next arrow'(:else:)include the 'next arrow'(:ifend:)
Nope -- {$$vars} can't be used in conditions.
2] Check to see is {$$PageCount} is zero or empty, and thus no pages
were found, so display a message and a link back:
(:template last:)
(:if "{$$PageCount}" "":)No more pages, click to
return.(:else:)display 'next arrow'(:ifend:)
Also doesn't work. Apparently the pagelist doesn't execute of count=x..y
would returns no results. That includes (:template first:) and
(:template last:) sections. Neither are performed if no results.
Other ideas welcomed.
~ ~ Dave
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