[development] FAQ Module . . .
Boris Mann
boris at bryght.com
Fri Jan 27 21:53:45 UTC 2006
On 27-Jan-06, at 12:31 PM, Khalid B wrote:
> What would the FAQ module have that book.module cannot do?
>
> To create a FAQ today, you list the Q and the A, save the node, then
> click outline, then assign a top level. Repeat with the rest of the
> questions, but assign the top level page as the parent.
>
> As a bonus, you get a side block listing all the FAQs for you.
Well, to be fair, the book module is not quite the same thing as a
dedicated module. As well, while for some questions you can just use
the title, and use the body for the answer, this doesn't always work.
> Unless you want questions by users and answers by the site, and for
> this use the question.module ...
The question module needs a fair bit of work. It might form the basis
for some interesting FAQ work. There are a ton of things that could
go into such a module.
>
> On 1/27/06, Jason Flatt <drupal at oadae.net> wrote:
>> Hello all.
>>
>> In the last month, I have had three separate people ask me about
>> setting up an
>> FAQ on their site. I know there is documentation about how to do
>> this with
>> the book module, and I know this is possible just using existing
>> functionality within Drupal, but there is no real module designed
>> to help
>> easily create, edit and view a standardized FAQ. After thinking
>> through the
>> process, I think, for me, it would be a good exercise to create an
>> FAQ
>> module, and it could benefit the community, as well. So, before I
>> get too
>> far into it, I thought I would check: is anyone else is headed
>> down this path
>> as well? If so, maybe we can collaborate, or at least minimize
>> duplication
>> of effort.
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