Hello,
My apologies if this is in the wrong forum.
I have set up a site that has three custom Content Types - called 'Photos', 'Logos' and 'Articles'.
All three are for user-submitted content, and 'Photos' and 'Logos' use CCK and ImageCache to allow images.
I'd like to order each content type in several different ways - Latest Added, Most Popular (using FiveStar) etc. I have done this using Views 2.5 sucessfully.
However - and finally here's the question - I'd like to have a Next / Previous link on each Node, that will cycle through the Nodes in the correct order depending on which View was used to access the Node.
Eg, Opening the View called 'Latest Order' and clicking on a Node from there you would be able to click through each node in the order that they were added to the site. But opening the View called 'Most Popular' and clicking on a Node in there would let you cycle through the nodes in the order of the number of votes each has.
I have tried using Custom Pagers, but this doesn't appear to support what I want to do. (It adds all my Custom Pagers to every Node in a particular Content Type).
I'd imagine this isn't a totally uncommon requirement for sites, and have been searching for a couple of days without being able to find an answer on how to achieve this result.
Can anyone tell me if what I want to do is possible using these modules, or a combination of other modules?
Or how I would go about achieving this?
Many thanks in advance for any help.
Matt
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Have you tried views built in
Have you tried views built in paging? You could set the number of items to 1 and use the mini-pager (which can be themed).
Hi nevets, Thanks for the
Hi nevets,
Thanks for the reply, I forgot to metion in the original post I'm using thumbnails to link through to the full Node. I have a grid of 16 thumbnails ordered accordingly for each View.
I don't think the inbuilt Views Pager allows you to cycle through the actual Nodes - or if it can, I can't work out how!
Cheers,
Matt
Doing the same thing
Did you find a solution for this?