[support] approach with multiple levels of data
sebastian
inforazor at gmail.com
Sat Nov 28 22:22:50 UTC 2009
Hello Justin, others,
Sorry if my description was not clear.
Here is the solution I am implementing:
http://fountain-city.com/sample.png
Only, at the moment I can't use "N Rows" in a layout because that has to
be predetermined by the layout. So my question was: is there a way to
make a layout with a dynamic number of rows, as apposed to a fixed number?
The length [N count] would be controlled by the number of sub-array
Nodes [CCK category field] for a given page [another CCK field].
So 1 CCK field for PAGE [first argument] and another CCK field for ROW
[human value is specific per page, but relates to the row it appears in,
the second argument].
Each row has 3 or more views in it, and each view will call up more than
one node.
Each row also has a header, which controls the accordion roll up of the
sub area. That part, including creating a custom Panels Style Plugin so
that the top item of each row is in it's own distinct DIV, I have under
the belt.
I hope this is more clear now!
Thanks for any help you can offer.
Kindly,
Sebastian.
Justin Gruenberg wrote:
> On Sat, Nov 28, 2009 at 12:00 PM, sebastian <inforazor at gmail.com> wrote:
>> Hi Shai,
>>
>> I intentionally was avoiding using Drupal terms, so that I could explain
>> more in general what I was trying to achieve, rather than refering to a
>> specific solution.
>
> I think you'd have better luck if you described exactly what you are
> trying to do, because you are using 'views' and 'panels' which are
> both drupal modules.
>
> It really isn't clear what you're asking. You can add views (as in,
> provided by the views module) to a panel. You can use selection rules
> to decide what variant of a panel is displayed.
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