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Jag försöker lösa ett problem jag har stött på, men har inte riktigt lyckats, jag hoppas att ni kan hjälpa mig!

Jag försöker att skapa en views (ungefär som ett tagcloud) där jag listar alla taxonomies för den aktuella gruppen (OG). I den valda gruppen så kan man publicera noder med tillhörande taxonomies.

Hur gör man detta, eller finns det någon modul för detta redan? Problemet är ju att den visar taxonomies som inte ens finns för den aktuella OG-gruppen.

Hola buenos dias a todos!

Hace poco empece a desarrollar una intranet con drupal y ahora estoy intentando desarrollar una seccion llamada facturacion, en ella debera mostrarse un listado con 4 campos, nombre de factura: que sera un link a una factura en formato pdf para visializarla, luego otro campo llamado estado, que pondra 'pendiente' o 'pagado' otro que sea cantidad, que sera el precio a pagar por dicha factura y otro campo con un link a otra pagina web externa para realizar el pago, (paypal por ejemplo)

Merhaba,

Views'ta contextual filters yardimi ile taxonomy term sayfalari yaratmaya calisiyorum. Problemim su. Field'lara field_kategori alanini ekliyorum ve Exclude from display'i isaretliyorum fakat contextual filter eklerken listede bu field gozukmuyor. Yardimci olabilecek var mi?

How do you add the list navigation links for 'first', 'last', 'previous', 'next', and the numbers in between to the top of a view? They appear at the bottom by default, but I'm not sure how to add them to the top.
Thanks in advance!

Could anyone provide any insight as to why views is spitting out garbage on saving content?

Basically it goes to a white page with loads of garbled text on it.

It appears to save the view but once it renders the garbage page I then have to re-navigate back to views (which is a major headache) to make any changes (and then again when I save its back to square one with garbled text).

See screenshot (which is only part of it).

Thank you

Stephen

We held our Broward Drupal monthly meetup on Wednesday, November 13th from 7:00pm to 9:00pm.

Remote participant(via Skype and Join.me):
Orlando - Debra Wilson, Patricia Mathews

In Person (Greater Fort Lauderdale, Broward County Florida):
Jay Epstein @jeppy64, Ricardo Reyes, Carlos Kosloff and me @hectoriribarne

This month Jay Epstein (@jeppy64) continued to share the entity-based approach he uses to build Drupal sites. He started off by showing how to theme a view using a global field to use html without having to edit any tpl.php files.

Our existing website has a pretty clear menu structure:

Home
Tours
Animals
Education
...

Tours has a sub-menu of the different tours we offer, plus tour relevant items like Directions, Area Attractions, etc. So in the new site, if the viewer clicks on the Tours option in the menu (rather than clicking on one of the sub-menu items), I would like a page that lists the sub-menu links with a summary.

To do this, I created a view for a tour page that lists the node title and summary, and then used Views PHP module to sort the view by menu weight.

viewsで作ったページにメタタグを設定したいと思っています。
viewsで「○○の事例一覧」という表を作ってその中には事例の名称を表示させています。

メタタグのデスクリプションを下記のような感じにしたいのですがなにかいい方法はあるでしょうか？

コンテキストやメタタグモジュールでメタタグを設定することはできるのですが、views内に表示されている項目を取得してきてメタタグに表示させるということはできそうにありません。

もし、どなたかよいモジュールなどを知っていたら教えていただけば幸いです。

I've been looking at what it takes to create a Drupal 7 version of the DB Tuner module. I've run into some database issues and I'm not familiar enough with the D7 database and views APIs to know how to fix the issues. Could someone please take a look at this code and explain what needs to be done to get it working with D7?


function dbtuner_explain_get_views() {
// Disable Query Cache for this session temp

Hi.

I have a calendar block which is present in a sidebar next to a list of events, and the events details themselves.

What I need is for the view to show the date of the current event where appropriate. I know this isn't really a date issue so more generally I need to be able to set the start page of a paged view based on a contextual filter.

Any ideas?

Cheers.

Martin...