hi btopro,
this module looks really good as i need something like this for displaying/editing a structure of nodes of different contenttypes.
kust one question- i've got something special- a child node can reference TWO parent nodes. right now this is implemented as
two nodereference-fields from child to parent.
could something like this work with your module? it would mean, that a child node is displayed in two different branches of the
tree- but it needs to be the identical node (not a cloned copy as modifications should only be done on one node)?
regards
tom

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thommyboy’s picture

thommyboy commented
Title: support auf 1:n relations? » support of 1:n relations?
btopro’s picture

btopro commented
Status: Active » Postponed

You can do this backend via DB hacking but it's not something currently available in any module that I know of. Since this is built off of core books functionality if it's not a feature in books it probably wouldn't be supported. I'm not sure if it's possible either though I agree it should be.

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pavel.karoukin commented

thommyboy,

probably you need to redo your project to use taxonomies. They already support 1:n relationships and Taxonomy Manager allow to edit this.

Just a random thought.

Regards,
Pavel

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btopro commented
Status: Postponed » Closed (fixed)

I agree, not going to add this in

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thommyboy commented

wasn't here for some time- thanks for that idea, Pavel!