I want a front page which lists only the latest posting in each category / term of a given vocabulary. Am I going to have to develop a new module to do this, or is there a way to get this kind of output from an existing module?
The URL http://localhost/drupal/taxonomy/term/9+22+23 gets me pretty close, but gets me more than one posting from a category (term) since they are ordered by date.
Suggestions?
-- Chris Johnson
Op maandag 14 maart 2005 07:06, schreef Chris Johnson:
I want a front page which lists only the latest posting in each category / term of a given vocabulary. Am I going to have to develop a new module to do this, or is there a way to get this kind of output from an existing module?
The URL http://localhost/drupal/taxonomy/term/9+22+23 gets me pretty close, but gets me more than one posting from a category (term) since they are ordered by date.
Suggestions?
frontpage.module or home.module allowed you to compile a frontpage from blocks. I do not know whih of the two it was.
collimator.module allows you to create quite complex (front)pages too.
Regards, Bèr
How do I customize the look of the taxonomy page, like e.g. "taxonomy/page/or/5"? I'd like to put some constant text on top or bottom of the page, set the order of articles, define the way the articles' summaries are displayed, etc. Is this in the well-hidden options of taxonomy module or in some separate module - or does it require code-hacking?
rag
Op maandag 14 maart 2005 16:17, schreef RAG:
Is this in the well-hidden options of taxonomy module or in some separate module - or does it require code-hacking?
The Drupal Way [tm] is to create a PHP-page on uyour site. You should know some PHP tp figure this out (and debug first) what PHP it should have. But hacking is not required for such a page!
Regards, Bèr
On Mon, 14 Mar 2005 16:56:11 +0100, Bèr Kessels berdrupal@tiscali.be wrote:
The Drupal Way [tm] is to create a PHP-page on uyour site. You should know some PHP tp figure this out (and debug first) what PHP it should have. But hacking is not required for such a page!
Wow. that's kinda cryptic.
i'm sensing this means:
[code] my header stuff
<? code_to_include_node_or_path( 'something or other' ); ?>
my footer stuff [/code]
anyone wanna help fill in the gaps?
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