By gerlos on

Hello everyone!
I'm working on a new website based on Drupal 6 for a dog kennel where I have two types of custom nodes, created using cck: "dog" nodes, with some fields to describe the profile of the dogs, and "photo" nodes, created using imagefield and references to the dogs, so I can use these links and some custom view to go from the profile to the photos and back again to the profile.

In this test website you can see an example:
http://gerlos.homelinux.org/windsorbullmastiff/node/19

I'm very happy with my actual solution (still I need to work on the look), but there's something missing...

I'd like to use one of the uploaded images as a portrait of the dog, displayed in the teaser and in the page, like the "classic" image module does...

To be more explicit, I'd like that when editing a "dog" node, my users could choose an image from an existing "photo" node, and that that image would be displayed before or near to the text about the animal.

Using the image module in drupal 5 I did this thing quite easily, as you can see in my blog:
http://gerlos.altervista.org/tag/presentazioni

But I couldn't understand how should I do it with cck + imagefield on drupal 6 :-(

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