Hi,
I search everywhere, I did'nt find the right way to do this. My clients writes reviews of books every month. They can filter (exposed filter) with the date of their reunion (when they decide to write the review). My job is to migrate their old SPIP site in Drupal. And they had this feature: they could print all the reviews from the past reunion, and then buy the book they want.

I don't understand how to create the print version. It works well when I put /print/ in the adress bar, but I can't ask to the clients to do this. When I choose the path for the page with print, it does not work. I'm not familiar with arguments… maybe is it the key?

My first idea was to put some code in the footer of the view, but I don't find the good php request. I know there are a lot of issues like this one, but I'm lost and desperate on this. Hope it will be simple because I'm not a master with php stuff.

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jcnventura
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Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

Hi,

You'd need to setup the filter with views and then configure the module to add the links to that view page. Note that a view is not content so you specifically need to add the view URL to the list of non-content pages.

João

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elektrorl commented

Hi João,
thanks for your support. I'm french, then I put the drupal in English language to find what you called "filter with views". I did not find it. But it's okay for the URL in the Printer module. I see this textbox and I understand how to do this.
What is the filter exactly, because I don't think it is in the the filter section in the view configuration? Hope you'll help me.
Thanks.

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jcnventura
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You have to install the views module and learn how to use it.

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elektrorl commented

thanks, I use it everyday:) This is a language problem: I don't find the filter in vews (except th filter part) but it's not this one.

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jcnventura
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Sorry, I had to re-read the issue from the beginning.

As I said in #1: "a view is not content so you specifically need to add the view URL to the list of non-content pages."

Once you have the view, there's a path associated with that views page. You know that already as you've found that by prefixing the path with "print/" you get to that view's printer-friendly version. It seems the only problem you're having is to have the modules add the links to the page.. Just go to the settings page and add that path to the list of non-content pages.

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jcnventura
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Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Closed (fixed)

No further info in two weeks. Closing the issue.

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BleuBiRTH commented

Hi,

Can you tell me where i can find that list of non-content url's? I can't find it on the settings page. i'm using version 6.x-1.10 of this module. Thx!