Hi Rob, Yes, it's my custom module, but actually it's just theme_table() with theme_pager() (if you want, here's the page http://alongtail.com/advice/content-movie?page=1). So, all I need is to make my own pager? Then, the problem is, that callbacks can't have wildcards, right? (or they can?) Or, may be I can try using something like hook_init() to read $page value from q and change q back from 'advice/content-movie/page/1' to 'advice/content-movie' before callbacks are executed? What do you think? Anyway, thanks. It's clearer now. Cheers, Dmitry.

The first part of your path, "mylisting", is actually part of the q parameter... q=mylisting. This gets hidden with the rewrite rules in .htaccess. If you wanted page=1 to go away, you'd have to add them to the q param as well, q=mylisting/page/1. The module that does the work for the mylisting callback would have to implement its own paging system that bypasses the built in Drupal pager. What module does handle mylisting? Something you wrote?

Cheers, Robert

Dmitry Gukov wrote:

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Hello, all

Calling theme_pager results in www.mysite.com/mylisting/?page=1 addition to the url. How is it possible to make it like this: www.mysite.com/mylisting/page/1 ? Please - any ideas or just "right directions" :)

I use Drupal 4.7rc3 and pathauto

-- Dmitry