I am using alfresco 4. I have created a new site called test and trying to show issues data list into it as a site page. I have successfully added tab/page alongside existing links like wiki, dataLists, documentlibrary etc. But I could not able to figure out the way to show the issues data list content on to page. I searched a lot on google but did not find any solution. Can some one help me with this ???
Thanks
To add the Data Lists page to your site, go to More, Customize Site. Then, drag Data Lists down to the "Current Site Pages" area next to Document Library. Then, click OK.
You should now see Data Lists in the site navigation. Click it. If this is your first data list, the New Data List dialog will automatically launch, otherwise, click New List. Select Issue List from the list, give it a title and description, then click Save.
Now you have a new Issue List you can begin to populate.
As you create additional lists they will show up in the list of lists on the left-hand side.
If what you want is a page dedicated only to issues, you'll have to use the underlying Surf framework to develop that yourself.
I have successfully added the page to site by following this document.
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this is my first website in Drupal 7, I'm trying to learn this framework, but I'm encountering a problem to which I could not find a solution yet.
I'm trying to create a page with a panel that has 2 views (as seen in this photo), the left view contains a list of categories (terms from taxonomy) and the right view contains a list/grid of projects (Content Type). Each project is of a single category and when I click on a category on the left side I want it to filter only the projects of that category on the right side, in the same page (or a new page with the same layout ../projects/category_term_1).
What happens now is that when I click on a category, I'm taken to a page that diplays the projects listed as taxonony term ( ../taxonomy/nr_taxonomy) different layout (like blog, but without categories on the left side).
I have aces to another project where the functionality that I want is implemented is a sort of similar type of pages. I tried to replicate all configuration from that site to mine, but the only difference that I'm able to notice is that the value of "STORAGE" column the administration/structure/pages is "normal" for my website and "in code" for the other site.
Site's layout:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ep72wnpah42mdv3/site_layout.jpg?dl=0
Thank you!
I think your main view should use a contextual filter, based in the URL given. This way, the view would only show those projects in the specified category.
In the left view, you should show the taxonomy terms, but you should modify the URL given with your custom one: www.example.com/projects/taxonomyTerm
Hope it helps
I am building a website using drupal which allows users to create projects and then invite other users to join their projects.
I have created a content type- "project" for the main task. I can successfully edit this content type and publish it, however, when I get to the screen pictured here: http://imgur.com/t49pl the "view" tab is always empty. Any ideas?
what tulvit said, however...
I would recommend creating a View to display this content anyway. anything generated by the node is always difficult to present as you want, so to solve this issue, just create a View to output the content.
How do I list all the contents of a Plone site. It should show all the folders and subfolders with the contents all inclusive with various statistics like type, workflow state, creator, date created etc at a single shot in tabular form
You may have a look at how works the sitemap
You could also create a Topic/Collection with a criteria matching all content, and select the tabular view with all available metadata. Unfortunately, this won't tell anything about the hierarchy (like the sitemap does).
'Site map' hyperlink in the site footer provides this information.
I've just started using Drupal and I must admit its brilliant. Im still finding my way around it, so this might be a stupdi question, but Id like to know what the best and least perofrmance impacting way to achieve the below.
I have created a view with the "Node: Nid" argument to bascially list certain information about additioanl information about an artist, his events, albums etc..... The path has been set using the %. The idea being that when a particular artist node is in the node URL it will display all of the other info.
What I would like to do is add a link to the artist page called more info. So when clicked it takes you to that particular view and display all the other information.
I have realised that you cannot create menu items, using % argument.
How you would you guys do this ?
thanks :)
Charles
You are correct that you can't use wildcards in menus.
However, you can create a fake menu block outside the normal Drupal menu system that contains the menu items you want: just create a view and use the HTML list style. Each row in the view will correspond to one of your fake menu's items. When you're finished creating the view, create a block display for that view.
Add the block to a region using Site Building -> Blocks, and style it to look like your other menus.
How can I embed a node on the front page in Drupal 6. The node basically has the image upload field along with title and description. I want it to some how appear on the homepage alongwith a "views" which shows the uploaded images at the bottom.
What I want is to give the users an ability to create content which is right now available at .../node/photo/add. I want to somehow show this box which lets one create content i.e. upload photo with title and description on the homepage.
It's basically just an attempt at creating something like imageshack as an experiment.
I am pretty n00b when it comes to drupal so please be more descriptive.
Jukebox's solution works as a point-and-click method. If you want to do it with code, it's more like this:
create a glue module Handbook | Example Blog Post
turn it on in admin/build/modules
create a menu item using hook_menu() that will become the page
embed the node with node_view()
embed the view (blog post)
in admin/settings/site-information set your page to the
You can use the Node Blocks module to, well, turn your node into a block. This means that you can go to the /admin/build/block page and place your node in a particular region.
After installing the module, edit the Content Type of the node you want to turn into a block. Under Workflow Settings, Available As Block, choose Enable.
Now you can go to /admin/build/block and you can see some new blocks. Just choose the one you want and place it in the region of your choice. You can also configure that block's visibility settings from there as well.
If your planning on having a more complicated home page at any point in the future I'd highly recommend using Panels to do this. It will allow you to arrange your front page with views and nodes in a grid method.