Is it possible to have a "older posts" button on the portal page to show further back than the selected value of news posts. I use my portal as my homepage and often post 3-4 articles a day that appear on the portal page. Is this something that can be done without a plugin?
I think the possibility without a plugin is minimum.
You have to use a plugin as of now, i think this has to be included in core.
I suggest you to check this proportal plugin , which has the required feature which may help you.
Link:
http://stevenzezulak.com/proportal.html
regards,
(2012-12-05, 05:03 AM)envira Wrote: [ -> ]I think the possibility without a plugin is minimum.
You have to use a plugin as of now, i think this has to be included in core.
I suggest you to check this proportal plugin , which has the required feature which may help you.
Link: http://stevenzezulak.com/proportal.html
regards,
This link no longer connects to pro_portal, and even if it did I'm not sure pro_portal works with 1.6, and even if it did, support is non-existent.
Berlo, try paginating the portal, that might help.
new php file similar to xmlhttp.php, some javascript and a template edit to wrap the latest posts in an id'd div and have the JS fetch the next set of posts and` update the div contents
(2012-12-05, 04:23 PM)pavemen Wrote: [ -> ]new php file similar to xmlhttp.php, some javascript and a template edit to wrap the latest posts in an id'd div and have the JS fetch the next set of posts and` update the div contents
Interesting - can you add a bit more on how to do that? My latest forum has a portal page that I currently have paginated and I would like to know how to do that
http://blackcanvas.net/index.php
i dont know specifics, I am just throwing things out there that I think would work :-)
i supposed it would have to work like quick edit and quick reply does. i need to look into it futher
(2012-12-05, 03:02 PM)Leefish Wrote: [ -> ]Berlo, try paginating the portal, that might help.
How exactly do you do this?
(2012-12-05, 02:59 PM)Roger R Wrote: [ -> ] (2012-12-05, 05:03 AM)envira Wrote: [ -> ]I think the possibility without a plugin is minimum.
You have to use a plugin as of now, i think this has to be included in core.
I suggest you to check this proportal plugin , which has the required feature which may help you.
Link: http://stevenzezulak.com/proportal.html
regards,
This link no longer connects to pro_portal, and even if it did I'm not sure pro_portal works with 1.6, and even if it did, support is non-existent.
That works.. i mean proportal works with 1.6.8 example is my
www.mimspace.com/portal.php
i am using it since an year and half.
(2012-12-05, 04:53 PM)Leefish Wrote: [ -> ] (2012-12-05, 04:23 PM)pavemen Wrote: [ -> ]new php file similar to xmlhttp.php, some javascript and a template edit to wrap the latest posts in an id'd div and have the JS fetch the next set of posts and` update the div contents
Interesting - can you add a bit more on how to do that? My latest forum has a portal page that I currently have paginated and I would like to know how to do that
http://blackcanvas.net/index.php
Thats really an awesome portal
