www.animeomnitude.com is my site I am looking into converting it into drupal.
So I have on my current site for exampl a multimedia section. click on Anime Downloads and it shows a list of Anime series. Click a series then it has a page with a ton of links to download the file.
How can I replicate this in Drupal. So create Multipedia Menu and then have links Anime Downloads underneath etc.
Also when creating the Anime series page would it be possible to have the series go there automatically or do I have to create each series page and then copy and paste its URL to the anime downloads page?
I know this is not well explain but I am very confused. If someone could give me clear instructions I would be very grateful as this is the only thing that is stopping me from moving forward in Drupal!
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May be a bit clearer. Okay so
May be a bit clearer.
Okay so on the left sidebar navigation of my drupal site I want
[B]
Multimedia[/B]
Anime Downloads
Manga Downloads
When someone clicks the Anime Downloads they are taken to an alphabetical list of Anime series links.
Then on the series they see all megaupload links.
I would like to know how to do this doing drupal because I have been messing around for ages trying to do it. Also is it possible that when I am creating the Anime Downloads page can I get it to automatically list pages that contain link to anime series downloads. Or do I need to create each page e.g series 1 download links and series 2 download links. then copy their url and link it in anime downloads page?
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lists in drupal are created by way of using the taxonomy.module and categorizing your content and way of the views.module in contrib. With D7 you're out on a limb and by yourself as D7 is still in alpha and many of it's modules are still working on conversion from D6.
good luck.
I have D6. I made a mistake
I have D6. I made a mistake in OP.
Can you be more descriptive in how I can go about doing what I want please
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download and install the views.module and the advanced_help.module (views documentation included)
create a view
create your sorts. add yoru fields and so on.
create a page display
create a path for the display
create a menu item for the display
save
test
Makes it sound easy .. :S
Makes it sound easy .. :S
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There are plenty of video tutorials on how to use views. I'd start with the views project page and again, the advanced help module.
getting to grips with views.module can seem daunting but once you get the hang of it you'll understand why it's a great tool.
The alternative is learning drupal's apis writing a custom module with your own DB querries.
Seems like you were right. I
Seems like you were right. I just had to explore and mess around a bit. Got exactly what I wanted.
Thank you VM