Add the ability to use this as a sort order in Views [#1039406]

In my Drupal site I use views to emulate Drupal core's handling of taxonomy/term. In this way I can control exactly how my taxonomy/term list pages look. However when I do this, the nodeorder links do not appear and the sort order is not affected on the new listing page. I could not see a way to bring the nodeorder into the Sort Criteria. I ended up switching to the Weight module but I much prefer the way nodeorder uses the drag and drop functionality so using it would be my preference over the Weight module.

Thanks for considering this feature request. I really like what you've done with this module!

Ellie.

Comments

Comment #1

Summit CreditAttribution: Summit commented 15 March 2011 at 13:07

+1 for this feature request!
greetings, Martijn

Comment #2

sourcesoft CreditAttribution: sourcesoft commented 5 July 2011 at 13:25

I've simply made a views to show my products(product is a content type with custom fields), I need admin to sort how products get displayed(maybe a drag and drop like this) and add sort option to views. This feature's cool

Comment #3

smaz

English

England, UK

CreditAttribution: smaz commented 9 August 2011 at 17:19

Whilst the link to reorder the nodes doesn't appear with the view, you can use the order you have chosen:

When creating a view, use the sort criteria 'Taxonomy: Weight in tid' under the Taxonomy category & choose ascending or descending to order the nodes displayed in a view using the order chosen by this module.

'Taxonomy: Weight in tid' is the field set by this module.

Hope this helps!

You could also look at draggableviews module.

Comment #4

lucio.ferrari CreditAttribution: lucio.ferrari commented 14 March 2012 at 20:47

To add a 'order' button I changed my template views-view--YOURVIEWNAME.tpl.php inserting this at the beginning:

<?php 
$tid = reset($view->display['default']->display_options['filters']['tid']['value']); // this oddity - 'reset' - return the first element of the array...
if (user_access('order nodes within categories')):  ?>
  <div class="tabs">
    <ul class="tabs primary">
      <li><a href="?q=nodeorder/term/<?php print $tid; ?>/order&destination=taxonomy/term/<?php print $tid; ?>">Order nodes</a></li> <!-- in my settings, taxonomy/term/* paths are redirected to nodeorder/term/* -->
    </ul>		
  </div>
<?php endif; ?>