[drupal-support] Article Content and taxonomies
Ken Dow
Me at KenDow.Com
Wed Jun 8 12:57:16 UTC 2005
I agree that this is a much needed feature. I've used the node_weight
patch (http://drupal.org/node/5738) successfully on a 4.4.2 system.
"It allows nodes to be ordered by an arbitrary admin-assigned weight,
allowing users to:
- change the order of static nodes (if there are several) on the
front page
- create "sticky" threads in the forums
- create a description/title node for your blog (a node that is
listed before the others)
- create a description/title node for a taxonomy listing (a node that
is listed before the others)
Node weight can be set both in the edit node form and in using admin-
>content."
On Jun 8, 2005, at 1:49 AM, Christopher Taylor wrote:
> Hello,
>
> As I mentioned before, we are working on publishing a magazine/
> ezine offering community, real estate, and business content.
> I created three taxonomies.
> 1. Content
> 2. Community
> 3. Volume, Issue, Date
> Under 1. Content
> I have the categories for the content.
> The problem is, when you view from the other two taxonomies,
> content is in first in last out order sorted by date.
> How can I change this so the content is sorted by the first taxonomy.
> In it's current display, the last two taxonomies are not helpful as
> the content is in no relevant order. Only in order of date of
> submission. But, above each story/article/node, it shows the
> three taxonomies assigned,
> Example:
> 1. Primary Content, Business News
> 2. Washington, DC
> 3. Volume, Issue, Date
> Drupal platform helps launch exciting new Community Portal for
> business, real estate, and community services
>
> What can I do?
> Regards
>
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