Arguments

I've been having the problem all morning where I'm so close to creating my first view but it's just not there yet. Here's what I've done so far.

I am not sure if this is an appropriate discussion topic to post here. If not, my apologies. I saw how others had posted views arguments solutions here and thought if I could get this resolved, it would make a nice addition to the dojo.

I just created a forum help request on D.O at http://drupal.org/node/544884 and was wondering if anyone was familiar with the challenge of passing a URL argument to a view block.

I look forward to any advice you can share.

Thanks
c

Jag har en Content Type (Product Group) som innehåller en väldig massa fält, grupperade i olika sektioner, ex. Overview, Specifications, Sights and sounds, Opinions.

Jag har en view som ska visa denna information beroende på path.

Ex.:

/products/minprodukt/overview

Ska visa fälten overview_image, overview_description och overview_at_a_glance.

I nuläget så har jag en lösning med en switch-sats i template.php, theme_preprocess_node som sätter variabler som jag sedan använder i node-product_group.tpl.php. Switch-satsen jobbar utifrån värdet i $_GET['section'].

I`m trying to make a calendar block with clickable dates. this is for a guest house to make reservations.Clicking on date would take to /node/add/my_event/2009-06-05 or /node/add/my_event/?date=05-05-2009 or similar. I want to pass the date as argument to "create content" form. any guest has access to create this type of node, but the default state is "unpublished" so that only administrator can approve (publish) the node. after that the created event would appear in calendar block and have CSS "has-event" definition (e.g. red color).

Hey everyone, so I'm making some serious headway on this page, and it's getting closer and closer to being largely complete with all the functionality that I want! Here are some of the issues I am currently facing and would appreciate some advice on.

How do I get a menu link to automatically place the month (10 above) and day (12 above)?

Hi Everyone,

Other than the new theme I just proposed, I also would really like to learn more about Views Arguments.

This was of great interest to me when I was the Views argument session at the DrupalCamp Vancouver. However, I cannot wrap my head around it and I thought it would be a good subject to tackle if it's of interest to anyone else. I've got several applications that we can use as examples that would help several of my sites if that helps to get us going.

Please don't hesitate to comment if you have any other topics that you would like to tackle.

See you later!

Hi There
I have been using panles 2 beta 2, with views 1.6

I want to be able to pass the panel page argument to the views inside the panel ,
I have read all the documentation here, but can't make this happen, any help will be appreciated.

I have a content type call event (with a date field called date_start)
I have set up a view called events that accept the date_start as an argument, (it's the second argument , the first is termid, and the third is RSS: RSS Feed Selector)
the view has argument code that set up the default value

HI

I'm about to finish writing a module allows to refine current view results by taxonomy terms, displayed in a separate block. Something like exposed filters does but with links instead of select and number of items after each link. To calculate a number of items that will be returned when user clicks on some term I'm using views_build_view function

I'm also want to handle arguments here and pass it to the code below as third argument.

i want to pass node id into my views
and the filter of my views will use this node id to show something that i want.
this could be done in editview ??
or other better ways could do that?

hi ,
i am new to drupal , i have created a simple view to show a list of groups .
i wanted to relate this view to taxonomy, that is passed in the url.

what i did so far is :

<?php
function diary_views_tables() {

$tables["rc_og"] = array(

'name' => 'rc_og',
    'join'=>array(
        'left'=>array(
            'table'=>'node',
            'field'=>'nid'
        ),
        'right' => array(
    'field' => 'og_nid'
  ) 
    ),

    'name' => 'term_node',
    'join'=>array(
        'left'=>array(
            'table'=>'node',
            'field'=>'nid'
        ),
        'right' => array(
    'field' => 'nid'