Hello,
The order of the tabs is the alphabetical order of the node's title. Can I define an another order ?
Thanks in advance,
Bye.

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brulain commented

Hi,
Perhaps I was not clear enough.
I'd like ordering slider tabs independently of the node's titles. For example, if titles are 'Vegetables', 'Ecology', 'Garden' and 'Architect', the tabs are displayed as follow, i.e. in title's alphabetical order : 'Architect', 'Ecology', 'Garden' and 'Vegetables'.
Can I specify another order ?
Thanks.

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stritm0nkey commented

I have the same issue. Great module otherwise!

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pyxio commented

Same problem here. Did anybody solve this? Thanks. Kevin

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kansaj commented

I think that there is realy easy solution. Just change Noderefrence from "select list" to "autocomplete" and it works :) the autocomplete option allows ordering.

cheers

brulain’s picture

brulain commented

@kansaj
Thanks a lot, it works fine !
Perhaps this very simple solution would be referenced in doc.
Bye.

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itserich commented

@kansaj

Thanks, works for me also, in the 2.x-dev version. A big help.

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patoshi commented

i guess i should have looked here before hacking the module file. in any case I'll share the hacked up version which is pointless now.

slider.module Line 150 added:

$slide_title = preg_replace('/^[0-9][0-9](.*)/', '$1', $slide_title);

just need to put a numerical value in front of the referenced nodes titles. not exactly pretty but it worked until i found this page.. lol

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Liviu commented

thanks alot for this idea, works like charm

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arnemaine commented

When I changed from "Noderefrence" to "autocomplete" I can't figure out how to include more than one node in the autocomplete field.

Figured it out. But maybe good to share my problem. I had forgotten to select the multiple values. This is a nice module. Definitely be good to share this way of ordering the slides.