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See also: http://www.metachunk.com/blog/adding-related-content-view-drupal-7
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*Don't forget to "Limit terms by vocabulary"*
See also: http://www.metachunk.com/blog/adding-related-content-view-drupal-7
Link any Views field to nid page
In the view, add two fields:
The field you want to output as the link ("Content: Example", for example. Exclude this field from display.
A "Node: Link" field.
For the "Node: Link" field, use the "Rewrite the output of this field" option, and put the replacement pattern for the "Content: Example" field. This will display the link as the field.
Update: this also works, and allows you to output content link in a Views "read more" field.
Rewrite a Views field output as a link using Taxonomy
Add a Relationship: "Content: Taxonomy terms on node". Views needs this in order to access Taxonomy vocabularies and terms associated with the content.
Select the relevant vocabulary. It's usually best to select just one.
Add a Field:"Taxonomy term: Name".
Exclude the field from display. Make sure this field is rendered beforethe field you want to rewrite the output of, otherwise your Replacement Pattern will be invalid.
To rewrite the output of a subsequent field as a link, select "Rewrite Results", and then, "Output this field as a link".
You can now output this field as a link based on Drupal paths and replacement patterns. The replacement pattern can be placed anywhere in the URL (so long as that URL is valid). For example, you could use category1/[name] or category1/sub-category2/[name].
Creating a Drupal Colorbox slideshow with multiple preview thumbnails
Create a View for your slideshow.
Add the desired image field.
Set the Formatter option to "Colorbox" and the Gallery (image grouping) to "Per post gallery".
Limit display to the desired number of thumbnails.
Add the same image field a second time.
Set the Formatter option to "Colorbox" and the Gallery (image grouping) to "Per post gallery".
For this field, add a custom css class "js-hide". This will hide the filed using Javascript, while allowing it to be used by the Colorbox slideshow.
Filtering Drupal Views content by node id
In four easy steps:
Add a Contextual Filter (or "Argument", depending on your version of Drupal).
Select "Content: Nid" (or "Node: NID").
Under "When the filter value is NOT available" (or "Action to take if argument is not present:") select "Provide default value" (or "Provide default argument").
From the "Type" dropdown menu, select "Content ID from URL" (or "Node ID from URL").
Via this stackoverflow post.
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