Please see this page:
http://www.tg3electronics.com/support/reps.php
I want to re-create this in Drupal but I am at a loss as to how. Currently each of our sales reps are stored in a database table. Each territory may have several reps. Using a dropdown menu you select the territory and the proper reps are displayed along with a map image (static file, not an interactive map). Drop-down currently uses javascript to refresh the page.
I want to have a drop-down menu (or some other dynamic control) to select the territory and then display the appropriate reps, as well as an image specific to that location. I was thinking about creating pages for each rep and then using Taxonomy to tag them with the proper location. Then using Views create one page view with a Taxonomy filter for the tags and expose the controls.
Anyone have any other (or better) ideas? I have a feeling I am doing this the hard way and missing a cool module that is out there.
Thanks for any suggestions!
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Your strategy is sound. This
Your strategy is sound. This would be the most flexible and most "Drupalish" way to achieve your problem.
Even if there was a quick and dirty module out there to speed up development, I doubt it would be as customizable as using Views/Taxonomy.
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That's how I'd do it
That is precisely the way I'd go. There is a module called "Quickmenu" that can create a jumpmenu from a pre-existing Menu.