filter

I have a content type A, that has let's say the following fields:
A->title
A->name
A->place_of_birth
I also have a taxonomy enabled for that content type (let's say called "Category")

Is it possible to build a view with a SINGLE exposed filter that will return all nodes that contain the search string either in the title, or in the name, or in the place_of_birth or in the category?

Hi guys,

I am a bit lost and need your advise. I want to be able to simply filter all feeds by my keywords.

In other words, if I subscribe to many many news feeds (let say all available RSS feeds from a many many websites), I do not really wanna read all that stuff. Instead I would just like to set up my own keywords and filter or delete the rest of the feeds downloaded from all these websites.

I am using drupal 6. I have check already built-in module "aggregator" and "aggregation" module - it is not possible, right?

Thank you for advise.

Greetings,

I am hoping someone can help me with the logic/approach part of this problem:

I have a superset table of term data, so that if a user selects "Dance" i want to run a query and get all nodes with a term of "Dance" or "Polka" or "Tango" etc.

I've recently committed a project that provides an input filter that is inlining node titles, field values and taxonomy terms by ID.*

To utilize this the module has to provide buttons for editors that uses the filter tags and there the WYSIWYG API comes in mind. To provide those editor buttons (list of certain nodes/fields/terms) I return the data of a db query (for details see link) (1) and the output is forwarded to different buttons (autocomplete field, select list etc.) (2) and then sent to the editor by an additional function (3) because each editor uses a different "button format".

Is it possible to do step 3 with (a planned version of) WYSIWYG API, so the raw data of the db query or better the themed button containing that data can be submitted to WYSIWYG which then initialize this button for every editor supported? Currently I have to write an extra button for each editor and provide it by self written submodules.

Hi all,

I hope this is a good place to talk about this subject.

WYSIWYG editors such as TinyMCE are great, but when it comes to provide a secure method to filter what such a tool allows to users, I have the feeling that Drupal core filters do not help much.

If we use Full HTML, then we can do anything with our great WYSIWYG editor, however this is no no solution if we need to allow WYSIWYG capabilities to users we cannot trust. So, Full HTML filter might only be a valid solution for personal sites, or sites where all contributors can be trusted 100%.

Hi!

I'd like to use Taxonomy in order to define site-wide filters.

What I mean is the following:
On the start page you select a region and one or more Music styles. When you then enter the site, the selections for Regions and music styles should be used as a "global filter" so that one can navigate the site without having to re-select the region and/or Music styles over and over again.

How can this be done?

Thanks
Christopher

I'm working on a filter module that allows you to surround a chunk of text with [sms][/sms] tags. The module will highlight the text and append a "send to phone" button. The button will take users to a form where they can send the highlighted block of text in a message.

I'd appreciate any ideas or comments! Thanks!