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I'm helping to architect a site that has over 800+ help pages. These
pages are mostly HowTo pages and some have a series of other pages that
are directly related. Any one of these pages could be part of a
"process" (such as downloading, installing, and configuring a mail
client). When a user visits a node that fits into a "process", we want
to list the related pages in a menu or block where the links are <b>always</b>
in a set order.<br>
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I'm not sure technically how to achieve such a task. I had thought
about using some combination of RelatedContent, NodeQueue, or even some
of the other modules that build hierarchical menus. However, with the
number of pages that we have, I am concerned with using modules that
pre-create blocks. It seems like a maintenance nightmare to have to
manage these blocks, not to mention it seems like a lot of overhead.<br>
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I've not really come across examples of sites that employ this type of
structure. Does anyone have any thoughts, ideas, or examples that
might help out?<br>
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Thanks!<br>
Tina
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