I think that probably provides more flexibility in the long run. It's not an e-commerce site. I'm concerned the the client will find entering 12 items separately more cumbersome than just doing one form.

Jean

On 9/10/07, Zohar Stolar <z.stolar@gmail.com> wrote:
Yes, it's better for you to have a content type for "wine", and then you
can do different things with it.
Think of a wine as one entity. 12 wines can be an entity if they are
bundled in one package, but a single wine should be on its own.



Jean Gazis wrote:

> I want to have a content type for a monthly list of about a dozen wine
> selections. I created the content type, and created fields for one
> wine, and I can add new fields or existing fields from a _different_
> content type, but I don't see any way to copy the first set of fields
> on the _same_ content type. Is there a reason for this? Do I have to
> have Name for wine #1, and then Name2 for wine #2 and so on?
>
> Would I be better off to have a content type for "wine" and then have
> a view that shows the 12 most recent?
>
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