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[Boby]

Hello!

This is my first attempt to use SmartyPaginate. I was using the pager plugin untill now, but I think SmartyPaginate is a bit more flexible and it's also more recent.

Because I don't want (and am not allowed) to change the default script, I need to have the paging links to point to the page number that is actually shown on the pagination.
For example:
[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]
I want to have [2] linking to index.php?p=2 not index.php?p=21, then [3] linking to index.php?p=3 not index.php?p=31, and so on. Is this possible through a command or do I have to modify the plugin? If I have to change the plugin a bit, what exactly or where?

My second question is, can I make this kind of pagination?
1 2 [3] 4 5 ...
Where [3] in this example is the current page.

I am using SmartyPaginate 1.5 and Smarty 2.6.13

Thank you very much!
Kind regards, Boby.
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[Boby]

*BUMP*

Nobody knows a solution?
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[tpr]

In your template do this.

{paginate_middle format="page"}

[Boby]

Yes, I've done that already, but it's not what I'm looking for.
I want [2] to point me to "index.php?p=2" not "index.php?p=21", same for the rest of the links.

[mohrt]

All the data is available in the $paginate template variable, you can create your own links and add the page value to the URL.

[Boby]

Do you mean in the template with {$paginate} or how/were can I access this template variable?

Thank you!
Boby
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[Boby]

Ok, I think I have found it

Just the other problem needs to be fixed for me and I haven't found any solution without touching function.paginate_middle.php
I need this style of links:
1 2 3 [4] 5 6
were [4] is the current page, that is actually no link.

Boby
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