[support] Use only one 'Sticky at top of lists'

[Larry Garfield]

I would actually skip that flag completely.  It's essentially vestigial 
and useless on a modern Drupal site.

Instead, make a nodequeue with one slot in it.  To promote something, 
add it to the queue and it knocks something else out.  No Rules necessary.

You can then have a view that orders first by presence in the nodequeue 
then date.  Or has two displays, one attached to the other, one of which 
filters to presence in the nodequeue and the other filters to NOT in 
that node queue.

Nodequeue and Flag modules are your friend. :-)

--Larry Garfield

On 5/5/11 6:28 AM, Pooya wrote:
> Do you guys know any module which makes drupal to allow only one node
> with the option 'Sticky at top of lists'? My client needs to have only
> one sticky node, if there is already another node with sticky option
> selected when adding new node, previous nodes 'sticky' option should
> become disabled.
>
> If there's no such module or easy way, I've got to make one which takes
> longer.
>
> Thanks in advanced :)
>
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