By dindon on

I have content type for games news. they have a taxonomy called platform (PC, PS2, XBOX)

I want to make a page with this structure :

mysite.com/games <-- will list all taxonomy for games content type
mysite.com/games/PC <-- will list all nodes within pc with A/B/C style.
Mysite.com/games/PC/A <-- List all nodes by the first letter A

How to make that with Views?

Thanks

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chromeyellow commented

Download views_alpha_pager:

http://drupal.org/project/views_alpha_pager

Once it's installed, when you create a view it gives you the option of using an "alphabetical pager" which might do more or less what you need. You get an A | B | C etc tabbed menu at the top of the page.

Of course first you'll have to create your taxonomy views the normal way.

You can also check views_bonus, which includes a slightly different alphabetical index:

A | B | C

A

Atari Pacman

B

Briar Breakdown
Bridge of Doom

A few more steps needed to configure if I recall

dindon’s picture

dindon commented

thanks..
i've installed views_alpha_pager..

The result :
mysite.com/games <-- Not working
mysite.com/games/PC <-- working
mysite.com/games/PC/A <-- working but url changed to mysite.com/games/PC?apage=A

Now how to fix that problem?

Thanks.

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chromeyellow commented

3 - I don't think you'll have much choice about the /PC?apage=A query string... I was just checking the issue queue to see if anything has been reported/requested, and see that you have found the feature request for this already... http://drupal.org/node/158591

1 - To get a page mysite.com/games that shows links to PC and your other terms... Well, I would just use a regular drupal page with such a small vocabulary, no module needed... Or use a module like http://drupal.org/project/sitemenu which gives you a page showing terms from vocabulary, descriptions, and number of nodes, and also some useful blocks.