Magnus wrote:
OK, practical question: How does the software on a given page *know* what page is next? It doesn't until we tell it. The best place is within the page/article/module, don't you think?
Links on the TOC to specific modules would have info in them (after a & or ?) that would give placement info. So clicking on a link to the first module in Chapter one would give http://textbook.wikibook.org/en/organic_chemistry_level_1:module1?textbookTO...
And the "Next Page" link at the bottom would then be able to know where it was in the order of things and would give: http://textbook.wikibook.org/en/organic_chemistry_level_1:module1?textbookTO...
NOTE: The moduleid is now equal to "2."
Play around with this link: http://transitorienteddevelopment.dot.ca.gov/project/stateViewProjectOvervie...
Change the project and station ids and that will change which entry you are looking at.
The alternative would be to make an index page with links, and then have *every* page scan *every* index (well, the ones with links to that page) for "Am I in here", parse the index, and determine the next page.
I don't think that is needed; just use ids in the urls.
-- Daniel Mayer (aka mav)