[support] Complex/Compound views

Jean Gazis jgazis at gmail.com
Thu Sep 27 17:19:38 UTC 2007


You could probably use Panels to combine two views on one page.

Jean

On 9/27/07, Fernando Silva <fsilva.pt at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have a situation where I have a set of nodes (lets call them
> products) with a families (in tree organization) taxonomy associated
> to them:
>
> Node Type: product (Apple)
> Taxonomy Vocabulary: Family (Fruits)
>
> I've already made a module where I list these nodes with some
> customization. The nodes list, shows me all products and families
> within the same "family":
>
> 1. If I go to the main "catalog" page I have all first level families
> and first-level products shown
> 2. If I go to a page "catalog/<tid>" I have all direct families of
> <tid> and all its products.
>
> Now, and because I'm reducing code size and wanting more flexibility,
> I want to trash my code and change it for a "Views way of doing
> things".
>
> I've already made a view to list all products, and it is easy to pass
> arguments (even though I still did not use them). But the question is:
> How can I make a view of two different sources (nodes and taxonomy),
> filter and order them as I explained above?
>
> Or it's better forget this, I continue use my code, despite the lack
> of flexibility?
>
> Regards,
>   Fernando Silva
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