You will find them in nggfunctions.php, Indeed it’s looking for some parameter in the query string, if this failed, then the pagination didn’t work
is it the out string? under the navigation section?
alex.. and who every else that might be able to help.
here is what i am thinking..
if you look here..
toastskateboards.com/tv/video-listings/video-listings/
you will notice that this is the actual post for the gallery.
and the code in the nggfunction.
// check for page navigation
if ($maxElement > 0) {
if ( !is_home() || $pageid == get_the_ID() ) {
if ( !empty( $nggpage ) )
$page = (int) $nggpage;
else
$page = 1;
}
else $page = 1;
$start = $offset = ( $page - 1 ) * $maxElement;
$total = count($picturelist);
// remove the element if we didn't start at the beginning
if ($start > 0 ) array_splice($picturelist, 0, $start);
// return the list of images we need
array_splice($picturelist, $maxElement);
$navigation = nggallery::create_navigation($page, $total, $maxElement);
}
if (is_array($picturelist)) {
$out = '<div class="ngg-galleryoverview" id="ngg-gallery-'. $galleryID .'">';
Think there is a way to get it to call itself from its own place instead of the toast video category listings when it sits in
toastskatboards.com/tv/
and
toastskateboards.com/tv/what every post here
???
what string calls the url?
basically i want to manipulate the navigation in/for my gallery to read the url ilke
toastskateboards.com/tv/video-listings/video-listings/
toastskateboards.com/tv/video-listings/video-listings/?nggpage=2
the “video-listings/video-listings/”
so it will not read any other urls that conflict with other post in the page
like
toastskateboards.com/tv/toast-tv/a-day-in-the-life-of-nate/?nggpage=2
which is not correct.
what do i need to edit to do this…
