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I know that we can clone the "field collection view" view and then customize the ordering. Is there any way we can then integrate this with node que?
Or is there some other snazzy way of visually reordering the field collections? I was expecting something more like this http://drupal.org/files/rearrange-field-collections.png. And then I figured when I clicked it I would be able to drag and drop the field collections.
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Comment #1
bryancasler CreditAttribution: bryancasler commentedIt's looking like http://drupal.org/project/draggableviews has more promise than Nodeque. However I'm not able to get it working just yet.
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bryancasler CreditAttribution: bryancasler commentedComment #3
P2790 CreditAttribution: P2790 commentedAny updates on this?
I've tried to use draggable views to order field collections with multiple values but it doesn't look as though it can work
Comment #4
P2790 CreditAttribution: P2790 commentedActually I realised that it is possible.
To do it you will need to add the draggable functionality to the view that is created by this module.
Comment #5
RobKoberg CreditAttribution: RobKoberg commentedHow do you "add the draggable functionality to the view" in such a way that the order is saved?
Is it with this module: http://drupal.org/project/draggableviews ?
Comment #6
P2790 CreditAttribution: P2790 commentedYes,
I installed draggable views. Then added a draggable function to the view that this module provides. Then sorted the view by draggable.
I then cloned the display and edited the 'draggable' sort to direct to the original view.
I used this when using profile2 fields in panels. It worked great.