If you create a number of nods during one pageroute you are essentially creating a relationship between these nodes. It would be nice to save this relationship. Later, the user could then edit the created nodes in the same order.

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fago’s picture

Category: feature » task

yep, that's for what nodefamily is used when pageroute is used for nodeprofiles.
What you are requesting is what I call: Nodefamilies independent from nodeprofiles.

http://more.zites.net/port_nodeprofile_and_nodefamilies

There should be a setting, to set a pageroute for editing of a special node type, these nodes will be the parents of the created nodefamilies. Then we need page types like the existing ones, that operate with related/child nodes of the parent node.

fago’s picture

just writing down my rough ideas for this:

* write another module pageroute_nodefamily, which extends the routes with some further options. A route should be "attachable" to a node type, this will the type of the nodefamily parent..

* extend the existing pageroute's page types with an option, for setting the relation (edit parent itself, child, grandchild, ..?)

* invoke the pageroute nodefamily module from pageroute_page_get_nid(), so that the page type will use the appropriate node

* on node edit/add of the parent node type redirect to the pageroute

abramo’s picture

any time horizon for this excellent idea, if I may ask?

fago’s picture

not really, I've to do some other stuff before I've time to look at this one.

fago’s picture

I've marked http://drupal.org/node/141610 as a duplicate of this.

Tauran’s picture

Status: Active » Closed (won't fix)

Reopen if needed.

chaosprinz’s picture

Hello,
are there any news about this cool idea? And will it be possible to combine it with node-relativity which does almost the same like node-family, but is avaiable for Drupal 6 ? This would be realy great, i think.
I would help ya, but i am not that kind of programming-guy.