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I have created a template route for the typical blog scenario where I have an index template in a "blog" template group that lists blog posts along with a detail template that shows full blog posts.

I have my template route set up like so: Template Route

It works fine except for the pagination on the index page. I get 404 errors with pagination.

I have tried adding /{pagination} & /{pagination:pagination} to the end of the route along with trying to add /blog/{pagination} & /blog/{pagination:pagination} as a route for the index template but nothing works.

Any help on getting pagination to work with this is much appreciated.

Using EE v3.5.6.

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What you need to do is add {page:pagination} to the end of the route. So something like:

/blog/{story:alpha_dash}/{page:pagination}

HTH

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  • I still get a 404 error. – mediapimp May 3 '17 at 12:43
  • There was a typo in the example route that I've corrected now - that pattern works just fine on my EE3.5.5 system, so if you are getting a 404 then something else is also going on... – JCOGS Design May 4 '17 at 9:06
  • I had it correct and it's still not working. I have no idea what's going on here. – mediapimp May 4 '17 at 12:54
  • Ok. So I just figured something out. I had dynamic="yes" because I'm also using categories to filter the blog list. With dynamic="yes" categories worked but pagination did not. Changing it to dynamic="no" fixed the pagination but now categories don't work. How do I get both of them to work together? – mediapimp May 4 '17 at 13:00
  • Probably you need to explicitly identify the category using a parameter within your channel:entries tag (or whatever you are using). How you do this depends on how your EE system is configured - but a common way is to simply identify the category along the lines of... category="x|y|z" where x, y, z are the category ids you want to include. Alternatively you can use one of the category manipulation plugins (like Low seg2cat or construct categories) and get the ID from a slug or some-such. – JCOGS Design May 4 '17 at 15:26

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