Hello,
Is there a way to get a list of all nodes created by a given user? What if a user creates a page and forgets the URL? How can he find his pages again?
Thanks, Daniel.
Hi,
Yes you can enable the tracker module or use views to locate them.
Gordon.
On 08/09/2008, at 9:41 AM, Daniel Carrera wrote:
Hello,
Is there a way to get a list of all nodes created by a given user? What if a user creates a page and forgets the URL? How can he find his pages again?
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Gordon Heydon wrote:
Yes you can enable the tracker module or use views to locate them.
I'm trying to figure out how to use the Views module for this. It's a bit complicated. I have made a new view and this is what I've put in it:
Basic info: - Name: test - Access: authenticated user
Page: - Provide pave view: yes - URL: my_pages - View type: teaser list
Arguments: (I have only one argument) * Argument type: User: UID is Author * Default: Display all values * Title: <blank> * Wildcard: <blank> * Wildcard sub: <blank>
But when I go to http://foo.org/drupal/my_pages I get Page Not Found.
I guess that the trick is to get the arguments right, but I honestly don't know what I'm doing. Help?
Daniel.
Daniel Carrera wrote:
Gordon Heydon wrote:
Yes you can enable the tracker module or use views to locate them.
I'm trying to figure out how to use the Views module for this. It's a bit complicated. I have made a new view and this is what I've put in it:
Wait wait wait! I got it! The problem was in the URL field. I had to enter something like:
usr/$arg/pages
Now I have, so now the view works. But this creates a new problem: How do I make it easy for the user to find this view? I can't ask them to edit the URL by hand, my users are clueless. I need to have a link on the menu that says "my pages", but how do I produce something like that?
Thanks.
Hi,
Yes that is how you do it.
Gordon.
On 08/09/2008, at 10:40 AM, Daniel Carrera wrote:
Daniel Carrera wrote:
Gordon Heydon wrote:
Yes you can enable the tracker module or use views to locate them.
I'm trying to figure out how to use the Views module for this. It's a bit complicated. I have made a new view and this is what I've put in it:
Wait wait wait! I got it! The problem was in the URL field. I had to enter something like:
usr/$arg/pages
Now I have, so now the view works. But this creates a new problem: How do I make it easy for the user to find this view? I can't ask them to edit the URL by hand, my users are clueless. I need to have a link on the menu that says "my pages", but how do I produce something like that?
Thanks.
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Daniel Carrera wrote:
Now I have, so now the view works. But this creates a new problem: How do I make it easy for the user to find this view? I can't ask them to edit the URL by hand, my users are clueless. I need to have a link on the menu that says "my pages", but how do I produce something like that?
Well, I could not manage to make my custom view appear in the menu; but I got something almost as good. When you edit a view the "Menu" section gives you an option to make a tab instead of a menu entry. That option does work. So now my users can go to "my account" and click on "My pages". I'm satisfied with this option, so I'll leave it as it is.
Thanks.
Cheers, Daniel.
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