http://disqus.com/people/388f281dfde35869320a55d52141c8c4/enFri, 28 May 2004 10:22:17 -0000http://huddledmasses.disqus.com/previous_next_links/#comment-2583779Neat !<br><br>I have two comments to make: the first is that I had to change the first RewriteRule statement syntax to cope with sub-categories (basically it needs to be able to pass a / in $1), so it now looks like this:<br><br><code>RewriteRule ^category/(.*)?page/?([0-9]{1,})?/? /index.php?category_name=$1&paged;=$2 [QSA,L]</code><br><br>and the second is that with the system as it stands, searching isn't so hot. On a search for the letter 'a' (I wanted to make sure the paged limit was hit !) I end up with the following URL for the second page:<br><br><code>http://my.demo.blog/index.php?s=a&paged;&2</code><br><br>which isn't so great. I'm not sure yet why the = has become a 2, but so far that's the only real show stopper from taking this plug-in live.<br><br>Thank you <em>very</em> much for making such an easy to use and neat Prev/Next.ianFri, 28 May 2004 07:38:29 -0000http://huddledmasses.disqus.com/previous_next_links/#comment-2583780Aha ! A simple mistake sorts out the extra ampersand - towards the end of the <code>get_pagenum_link</code> function, change the line after the <code>if stristr</code> to read:<br><br><code>$qstr .= $querystring_separator.$page_querystring.$querystring_equal.$pagenum;<br></code><br><br>It's just a typo - there is a <code>global</code> definition for <code>$querystring_equal</code> above this point, but it's never used.ianFri, 28 May 2004 10:22:17 -0000