By cschall on

I have events that have been created using Flexinode and are classified using categories. I've got a list of upcoming events on the home page and those cover all of the categories. When a user clicks on the event, they will see the details of that event. On the same page as the details, I would like to display a navigation menu that will allow users to click on other categories for events and go to a summary page of the events for that category.

Right now for navigation blocks in other areas I specify the page that each block should appear on using "Show block on specific pages:". In the block visibility section I type node/20. But I can't continue to do that each time an event is added. They have an example of putting blog/* for a block to show on menu pages. Can I do something similar using flexinode or taxonomy?

Thanks.

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cschall commented

I would like it to work the same way as the forum topics work where the most recent topics are displayed on the node page: http://drupal.org/node/71280

How can I go about getting that nav block show up on my node pages that I created for events?

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cschall commented

Is there a way to do to distinguish the different nodes for the menus if you're not using path auto or something of the sort? I'd like these menus to appear with the flexinode event content that I created. Is there any sort of PHP code that I could write for that to check if it's a flexinode event page?

Thanks.