This feature is not easy to implement: there are many issues to consider, e.g. which outline navigation to show at the bottom of a node which belongs to many outlines...
Think I have a solutions if you have any thoughts.
1. Make a new CCK field call "Node Body to Use"
2. If person makes a node with this field as TRUE ie it has a node id of the node they want
then show it's body instead.
Atleast they can have a page in two places but only have to edit it in one?
Subscribing.
This would be a very useful feature, not only allowing the same content element showing in different books, but also creating content elements that include content of other elements. (could be multiple)
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Comment #1
beginner commentedIt really depends how much help I get.
This feature is not easy to implement: there are many issues to consider, e.g. which outline navigation to show at the bottom of a node which belongs to many outlines...
Comment #2
yurtboy commentedThink I have a solutions if you have any thoughts.
1. Make a new CCK field call "Node Body to Use"
2. If person makes a node with this field as TRUE ie it has a node id of the node they want
then show it's body instead.
Atleast they can have a page in two places but only have to edit it in one?
Comment #3
beginner commentedoutline.module does not depend on CCK.
Comment #4
beginner commentedI just released alpha2 with most of #295521: Per role and per user permissions + author specific books.
Alpha 3 should contain this feature (one node in many books) and more related features.
Comment #5
adam_b commentedSubscribe - allocating one node to multiple books would be a huge help for me.
Comment #6
jvieille commented"new CCK field call "Node Body to Use"
Subscribing.
This would be a very useful feature, not only allowing the same content element showing in different books, but also creating content elements that include content of other elements. (could be multiple)
Comment #7
jvieille commentedI proposed a solution there:
http://drupal.org/node/372591
Comment #8
captaindav commented