Hi David, Thanks for that link. I have actually seen it before in my previous work with Cocoon, but have never actually used it. I plan on trying to get it integrated into my forrest environment early next week.
I guess this question is better for the forrest-dev list, but if you guys think this kind of functionality is interesting for larger use can you give me a overview of the process need to implement such a feature? I assume I would need to: 1) have a new element or edit an existing element in the skinconf.xml file (+a schema change) to parameterize the behavior 2) editing a sitemap or plugging in a new paging.xmap into the forrest sitemap.xmap or one of its sub-sitemaps 3) edit the build.xml and properties to get this done and for testing the functionality? etc. Regards, Rus On 6/23/05, David Crossley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Rasik Pandey wrote: > > Ross wrote: > > > > > If you mean having one document create x separate pages in the web site > > > then you will need to create a custom skin and do your pagination in > > > there. > > > > Yes that is what i was aiming to express. > > Not sure if this will meet sure needs, but worth a try ... > > Cocoon has a Paginator Transformer: > http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/howto/howto-paginator-transformer.html > > Add that to your project sitemap. > > -David >
