Basically I just put each 'section' under an xml node and built an xml document around it.
(overly simplistic)
<thexml><whatevermetadata/> <yourcontent>aaaaaaaa</yourcontent><yourcontent>bbbbbbb</yourcontent><yourcontent>cccc</yourcontent><yourcontent>dddd</yourcontent> </thexml>
then it was a simple xmlsearch() to pull depending on it's position.(page #)
might be a little more overhead for most, but since I needed a subset of the content avail. for wap, print, and in doc format, . it was the best way to go.
if nothing else, another idea in the bag.
Nice function Nathan !
Cheers, Robby
I am moving a magazine to the web and some of the articles are huge. Right now I have the database set up so that the content just gets put into one field. I will be hand coding the html for each article then putting the images in a global directory and will be referenced by the magazine edition etc. My question is if there was any way to break the article into multiple pages like you see on some news sites, while still keeping the whole block of content in one field. Thoughts? Thanks in advance.
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