Héctor: I'm getting a 'Proxy server received an invalid response' when I try to view that URL.
Regarding the pagination product: Essentially what the product is is a customized document_view.pt along with a couple of simple python scripts that use regex and BeautifulSoup (to be converted to ElementTree at some point) to parse markup that's added by the person entering the content into a Document. Essentially the editor has two ways to create pagination on the content item: 1) Add <p>+++</p> at each page break that they wish to have in their content 2) Use BeautifulSoup to paginate a content item every 10 primary siblings in the markup. The markup is then converted into a list and batched using Plone's standard batching mechanism. I haven't gotten very far on this product unfortunately as it's been something that I do in my spare time (which hasn't been much lately). It sounds like you're wanting to somehow paginate comments, correct? So that there are only, say, 10 comments and then you have to click to page 2 to see the next batch and so on. Shane On 7/9/07, Héctor Velarde <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Shane: I remember that you mentioned some weeks ago that you were working on a product to create pagination from a standard page content type. some days ago we had an event here in Mexico that brought the attention of many people wanting to post comments on the site. we are using the qPloneComments product and we had some issues because the event generated hundreds of posts in some news items, increasing page sizes and download times. you can better understand what I mean if you take a look at: http://www.jornada.unam.mx/ultimas/2007/06/29/gutierrez-vivo-anuncia-fin-de-monitor can you tell me more about your solution? do you think it can be applied to a different content type? (any of the developers of qPloneComments over here? are you interested on that?) saludos Héctor Velarde Desarrollo e Internet La Jornada +52 (55) 9183 0300 x4160
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