I shouldn't think I'd have to resort to PHP coding to do this (I sure hope I don't) -- but I don't know how to do this:
I've got a page with panels containing blocks, each block is a list of teasers to articles, and each has a "More" link at the bottom. The way it works now is if the user clicks on "More," the entire page refreshes and the next page of the block/view. What I would like is for the user to click on the "More" link and be taken to THE PAGE.
For example, the top menu page is Sports. There are four panels/blocks, About Baseball, About Football, About Hockey, About Basketball. Each block has 5 items with "More" -- I want it so that if the user clicks on "More," s/he will be taken to /baseball, /football, rather than to Sports with the second page of the block view displaying.
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Why cant you use a "custom
Why cant you use a "custom link field in your view, code your own url and take the user wherever your url points?
I have done the same thing with IM's and node titles.
Views content panes
If you enable the Views content pane module you get a new, nicer display type for Views ("content pane"). If you use that, there is a setting "allow override", that in turn allows "path override". If you check that option, you can set what path should be treated as the "main" path of the view – which should be the one the view links to from the more link.
So:
I hope this helps!
//Johan Falk
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