You could create a submit form as a CCK. you can
redirect the the path that you want the submit form to show up on from the
htaccess file to the node/add/my_cck page. WIll that help? For settings in
htaccess, just mail abck and I cna help.
Shyamala
Team Leader
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, September 11, 2007 5:31
PM
Subject: Re: [support] How can I
duplicate fields in one content type?
The way I understood the problem was that Jean didn't want the
end-user/client to have to enter the items individually, but wanted the
flexibility of having each item as a distinct node .. so the problem would be
more on the input side then on the display side.
I'm not sure if there
is an existing contrib module to allow this .. does something exist out there
that would let you specify "at <this path> create a submission form for
<number> of <node type>" and then create those nodes?
On 9/11/07, Earnie
Boyd <earnie@users.sourceforge.net>
wrote:
Quoting
Jean Gazis <jgazis@gmail.com>:
> I don't
know any PHP. I have cut and pasted a snippet or two, but that's
>
about it. I want to eventually learn more, but this isn't a big-ticket job
> so it's not what I'd choose to put all my time into right
now.
>
> Is there a module or modules that would let me do
this?
>
If I understand what you need, a simple listing of
recently added pages
by page type, yes. Perhaps the
archive[1] or calendar[2] is all you
need. The other option is
to use a taxonomy term to do grouping. You
create a taxonomy
term for each new package. Then you can display the
package
using the taxonomy term. From that package you can list
the
individual product. You can use a path alias to
rename
taxonomy/term/<tid> to something more elegant.
Earnie
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