i have three categoires: car, motorbikes, bicycle. in each category i have some node (story). I using view to display table view on each category, the problem is when I browse to each category it display all node from another category (it should display it's own node).
How can i use view filter to solve this? anybody can help me. I very need this.
manythanks
I love drupal. But I have issues with the TinyMCE module.
Personally, I don't mind using html code to beautify my content. But my non-geek-savvy clients want to be able to wysiwyg.
So I'm really trying to get tinyMCE to work with drupal. I've tried and given up many times in the past attempting to install and run tinyMCE on my drupal sites.
I have the image module, img_assist, image upload installed. It works an all but I am trying to make it so when you click on the picture to open it larger, it opens in a blank window. I want to accomplish just what this site has (www.howtoforge.com) look on the left sidebar at the screenshots, it will open a gallery and when you click on an image and open it up, there are links to different image resolutions at the bottome and they open in a new window. How can this be accomplished?
Ok, i stole some code from the nice meus modeule to create a similar menu that will crawl through a shared directory for all subfolder and create menus items based on that hierarchy. It works, everything is cool. Except when there's 1000+ folders (dont ask me why). So it times out crawling through all of those folders creating them menu. I figured i would have it run a cron job creating the menu, then when accessing a page, it would take the stored info.
I'm trying to exclude certain event types from my upcoming events block and I'm not sure where to start. I added (using CCK) a second type of event called "ShipCal" that will show upcoming shipping dates instead of just normal events. Currently when I add these shipcal events they show up on my upcoming events list. I only want "event" type events to show up on the upcoming events list not "shipcal" events.