Are you talking about an exposed filter? Like with views?
Matt Farina
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It is an exposed filter. I can't believe I couldn't find the right wording.
I'm not sure why its making the filter exposed. I haven't changed anything in my style sheets or theme when I transferred the site over from my test system. And since I am calling the view from a function I don't know how to turn off the filter.
Any suggestions?
-sirkyle
I'm thankful to the one who wrote this passage. I always read and write this style of articles. izlesene Also, as a daily writer, I present my respects to the all writers. Lately, I have watched a video resembling that in facebook. I research in all areas.
In my opinion, people should research first and write then.
Regards.
Maybe I over-complicated thing s for myself? I setup a content type for sermon series so I could tied a description and graphic to each series, and was planning to use node_reference on the sermons themselves to reference the series when it falls into one.
Is that a decent approach or is the tax-term approach better? I guess I might find myself struggling with a good way to list/archive the "non-series" sermons with my approach.
peace
j
This post was originally related to a taxonomy box displayed on our old D5 site. When we moved to D6 we created a node type of Sermon Series and use node reference to relate the sermons to the series. Jim, you can see that effect here. We did the same with the speaker so that we can link the user reference to the sermon and build a pastor sermon log (haven't done that yet because of staffing changes, but plan to soon).
I have a Taxonomy called Sermon Series with the terms as different sermon series (ie. Simply Amazing, Change the World, Breakthrough). I use this code on my local system and it gives me a box with each Term as a link. Clicking on the link brings you to a page with all the audio files of that series. I believe this is the same piece of code used on the G&G site
<?php
$vid = 4; // Set the vid to the vocabulary id of the vocabulary you wish to list the terms from
$items = array();
$terms = taxonomy_get_tree($vid);
foreach ( $terms as $term ) {
$count = db_result(db_query("SELECT COUNT(nid) FROM {term_node} WHERE tid = %d", $term->tid));
$items[] = l($term->name, "taxonomy/term/$term->tid");
}
if (count($items) ) { print theme('item_list', $items);}
?>
I can generate the box correctly, but when you click on the link the page that is generated requires a filter based on Taxonomy Term. Has anyone experienced this?
It can be seen here at rosevillechurch.com. Look for Recent Series at the bottom of any page.
-sirkyle