new user nodes package?

ghmercado - October 3, 2006 - 02:03

hi I was referred by a fellow member to consider using the 'new user nodes package' when I was looking for a way to use Profiles to list down a list of people's names and contact information.

These people will never logon to the site, and many have no email address, but I have to put them in anyway as they are members of the Organization that's hired me to make the site.

I've configured the Profiles fields, but have no idea how to add more members considering Drupal requires legit email addresses and such.

Will appreciate info re the 'new user nodes package' mentioned or similar workaround thank you very much in advance.

gary

Not sure what the situation is...

Tresler - October 3, 2006 - 03:08

I have a site where I need to list the members of the organization, their webpage, and at times a small bio entry... I use CCK and Views. Basically, I've reated a 'member' nodetype and gave it the fields 'name' 'webpage' 'descrition' I thne use Views to list and theme it so each user gets their own 'profile' page but it is really just a node-view.

You can get CCK and Views from the modules download page. Theming instructins are in the handbook.

Hope this works fr you!

Sam Tresler
http://www.treslerdesigns.com
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thanks tresler ill check it

ghmercado - October 3, 2006 - 03:11

thanks tresler ill check it out..

hi tresler, i finally tried

ghmercado - October 22, 2006 - 05:58

hi tresler, i finally tried CCK + Views. It's a Doctor's Organization, so I used CCK to create new doctor nodetypes for me with the usual fields: name, address, office hours, telno and so on.

I made a few dummy entries, but my problem now is Views.

I followed the Views tutorials here
http://drupal.org/node/59158
http://drupal.org/node/59159

My next goal is to make a List of Doctors, sorted alphabetically (or whatever), and then each Doctor's link would then lead to each 'Profile' Page.

but I can't for the life of me produce a "mysite.com/doctors" page. It always results in a blank page with the title "List of Doctors" but nothing underneath.

Mind if I ask how you've done it? Many thanks in advance.

Gary

views with no content, any answer?

meles - August 27, 2007 - 01:52

Same problem here. Did you ever figure this out? I would be very grateful to know.

I have Drupal set up on two different computers, same OS, same versions of Drupal, mysql, php, same modules/versions installed, enabled and configured.

On one, I get a nice View, on the other, the View shows only the column labels but does not display the content.

The content *is* published, I added the correct fields to the view, no filters or arguments, I'm using the same path name (Path module enabled).

Arggh.

views with no content, possible solution

meles - August 27, 2007 - 20:11

I have made some progress but not sure why.

I added a Filter to the View, requiring that the Node Type be Staff Entry.
Now the View finds content in all fields belonging to that content type (Staff Entry).

I don't see why it's necessary here, but not on the other server (where I was getting the correct result with no filters).

 
 

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