Dieter Maurer wrote:

Marcin Kasperski writes:

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* Problem

The problem: while presenting some page, I would like to automagically add links to 'previous' and 'next' page in the same directory. Say you organize a bunch of HOWTOS and you would like to let the people navigate via 'next' links - without going back go table of contents. You could use:

<dtml-in "PARENTS[0].objectValues()" sort=id size=1 orphan=0> <!-- Navigation --> <dtml-var sequence-item> <!-- header/footer should be disabled --> </dtml-in>

Not exactly. I want my individual pages to be accessible via URL (i.e. bookmarkable, searchable via ZCatalog and external search engines etc). And I want <previous> and <next> links even if someone finds the page via its full URL - without going through any table of contents. Or I miss something. BTW: I use <dtml-in> to imlement table of contents. -- Serwis nie tylko mieszkaniowy: http://www.mk.w.pl | | If information is written down two ways, one of the versions will soon | be out of date. Therefore: Write everything once and only once. (XP | practice)