Hi!
This my first post the this list, so Hi everyone :)
I've added some content-types (eg. "article", "editors_blog" etc...) to my Drupal5, and now I would like to list all entries within a content-type. I was thinking of something like this: www.mydomain.com/editors_blog/all But couldn't find anything similar :\
Would someone help me with this?
Thanks!
Daniel
On 4/10/07, Daniel leva@az.isten.hu wrote:
This my first post the this list, so Hi everyone :)
Welcome to the list :)
I've added some content-types (eg. "article", "editors_blog" etc...) to my Drupal5, and now I would like to list all entries within a content-type. I was thinking of something like this: www.mydomain.com/editors_blog/all But couldn't find anything similar :\
Would someone help me with this?
The best way would be to install the Views module. It allows you to create a 'view' of nodes which you can filter, for example, by the types you have created.
Cheers, Dan
2007. April 10. 13:45, Dan Karran:
On 4/10/07, Daniel leva@az.isten.hu wrote:
I've added some content-types (eg. "article", "editors_blog" etc...) to my Drupal5, and now I would like to list all entries within a content-type. I was thinking of something like this: www.mydomain.com/editors_blog/all But couldn't find anything similar :\
Would someone help me with this?
The best way would be to install the Views module. It allows you to create a 'view' of nodes which you can filter, for example, by the types you have created.
Thanks for the reply!
I've noticed the 'Article' module in the 'Views' module's description, and for me it seems that both of them know what I want, but maybe the 'Article' module is lighter than the 'Views' module, am I right? I don't know much about either module unfortunatelly.
Thanks!
Daniel
On 4/10/07, Daniel leva@az.isten.hu wrote:
I've noticed the 'Article' module in the 'Views' module's description, and for me it seems that both of them know what I want, but maybe the 'Article' module is lighter than the 'Views' module, am I right? I don't know much about either module unfortunatelly.
I think the 'article' module mentioned in the module's description is just an example of a module that creates nodes (like story, page, blog, or CCK for that matter) but doesn't necessarily display them they way you want them displayed. Views is the way of displaying all these nodes in whichever way you want, and definitely worth checking out.
Dan
2007. April 10. 14:22, Dan Karran:
On 4/10/07, Daniel leva@az.isten.hu wrote:
I've noticed the 'Article' module in the 'Views' module's description, and for me it seems that both of them know what I want, but maybe the 'Article' module is lighter than the 'Views' module, am I right? I don't know much about either module unfortunatelly.
I think the 'article' module mentioned in the module's description is just an example of a module that creates nodes (like story, page, blog, or CCK for that matter) but doesn't necessarily display them they way you want them displayed. Views is the way of displaying all these nodes in whichever way you want, and definitely worth checking out.
Thanks, great software. Now I see what is the difference between the two themese, and definitely 'View' is the way to go.
Daniel
Take a look at the views module.
http://drupal.org/project/views
Cheers,
blake
On Apr 10, 2007, at 5:00 AM, Daniel wrote:
Hi!
This my first post the this list, so Hi everyone :)
I've added some content-types (eg. "article", "editors_blog" etc...) to my Drupal5, and now I would like to list all entries within a content-type. I was thinking of something like this: www.mydomain.com/editors_blog/all But couldn't find anything similar :\
Would someone help me with this?
Thanks!
Daniel
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