By djschwartz on

I have a website that has content associated with days of the week. URL's are like /day/monday, /day/tuesday etc....

I'm using views to give a table format and to re-order these items. I have one view created with day as a filter, url is /dayview which shows all monday items exactly as I want them. when i clone this view and give it the /day/monday url, i still see the old look. if I give it any url that does not already exist, it works fine. Can't I override the normal view of my taxonomy pages (/day/dayName)?

If i have to, I don't mind creating a seperate view for each day, but I'd like to control all the days with one view. Can I do that with one view? I don't really understand how arguments work. I tried to set the url to /day/$arg but I don't see how I can use that argument in my filter.

Any help appreciated!

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vm commented

seen this ? http://drupal.org/node/54455

overview of all views documentation : http://drupal.org/node/109604

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pommac commented

If you find the answer to this, please post it here. I'm looking at a similar problem.

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djschwartz commented

I only have 7 days of the week to crate views for, so thats what I've done for now, but I'm having trouble with the sort.

My table view has 2 columns, special Title and location Name. The location name is a node reference, so in the fields area I do not get the dropdown in the "Default Sort" column. I have items grouped by this field, but I can't sort them by this field as well. What do I have to do to sort by that field? The sort criteria area at the bottom of the page does not give me any options that would allow for the sort that i want.