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| I'm quite sure it will work as good if used for article content pagination... so one can do a fancy self expanding article with just few clicks, literally. | I'm quite sure it will work as good if used for article content pagination... so one can do a fancy self expanding article with just few clicks, literally. | ||
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| + | ===addendum=== | ||
| + | In administration, for sections that have many articles (news, events, blog name it any way you want) one must enable pagination and set it to required number of elements per page. | ||
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| + | I believe it could be implemented for ContentParts pagination - when it's set with the nextpage/prevpage options. It's just so it has 'findable' next button - with special class or ID, so we can tell the IAS script what to look for. | ||
| + | As regards howto - it's just to figure out where it's the best to include necessary JS. In my opinion it would be the 'paginate version' of standard article template... I would not mess with other places for sake of general code 'purity'. | ||
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| + | ===addendum 2=== | ||
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| + | Yes, it's working with content part pagination as well in (almost) the same manner. | ||
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| + | ===License=== | ||
| + | When do I need a commercial license? | ||
| + | You need a commercial license if you want to use this plugin on a website that sells anything | ||
| + | [[http://infiniteajaxscroll.com/download.html|License and download]] | ||
