Bounty: Need a custom Quicktabs instance: $50

Posted by zdean on July 7, 2012 at 11:16pm

I'm assuming creating a QT instance is quick work...If $50 won't be enough to get it done, let me know what will.

I have 2 related content types (Content 1 and Content 2). Using these 2 content types, I've created 2 views.

View 1 displays all nodes of Content 1 (All results). View 2 displays all nodes of Content 1 grouped by Content 2. View 2 uses the Quicktabs format so that each Content 2 is given a tab. For View 2, the structure would look like this:

Content 2 Node 1 (tab)
---Content 1 Node 1
---Content 1 Node 2
Content 2 Node 2 (tab)
---Content 1 Node 3
---Content 1 Node 4

What I need from you is a QT instance that combines View 1 and View 2 so that the final structure looks like this:

View 1 All Content 1 Results (tab)
---Content 1 Node 1
---Content 1 Node 2
---Content 1 Node 3
---Content 1 Node 4
Content 2 Node 1 (tab)
---Content 1 Node 1
---Content 1 Node 2
Content 2 Node 2 (tab)
---Content 1 Node 3
---Content 1 Node 4

So, the final QT instance would have 3 tabs, with the first being an "All Results" tab.

I'm on Drupal 7, Views 3, Quicktabs 3.4.

Comments

Are you aware you could make

Posted by nevets on July 8, 2012 at 12:58am

Are you aware you could make view 1 them main tab (through menu settings) and then split view 2 in to two views and make set their paths so they are tabs on view 1?

Thanks nevets...that would

Posted by zdean on July 8, 2012 at 8:54pm

Thanks nevets...that would work except that the number of tabs in View 2 are going to be dynamic (it's not always going to be just 2 tabs). I've used 2 tabs in the example, but that could be any number of tabs. The only way I can think of to have an "All Results" tab as well as tabs for the individual grouping field is in the example I gave. If you have any other ideas or can help out with the custom QT instance, let me know.