I've not used this module before. I've installed the latest, 5.x-2.3, on Drupal 5.7. Following the instructions, I selected the node types to be involved in relationships. One of them is a node type created with CCK, the parent, is that OK? Then I set one as a parent node with "Parental Ordinality" of "none" and 2 others with parental ordinality of "any". The 2 child types were selected as "Allowable Child Types" under the parent node type.

Seems straight forward but I see no option anywhere on the node to add a child node as a book node allows you to. As I said, I haven't used this before but I think that's what this module is suppose to do.

Thanks in advance, btw, this is just what I want if I can get it to work. Thank you!

Dan

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kindafun commented

It works fine with normal node types, I setup the example that's in the readme with a blog node and image node. They work fine.

With the CCK node I use a .tpl file to display the node. Do I need to put something in the .tpl file to get it to display a link to add a child node?

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kindafun commented
Status: Active » Closed (fixed)

Well, perhaps this will help someone else, I found the answer here:

http://drupal.org/node/104649

Just do this in the template:

print $node->content['relativity_parents']['#value'];
print $node->content['relativity_children']['#value'];
print $node->content['relativity_operations']['#value'];

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summit commented

SUbscribing, greetings, Martijn