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Hi

How can I customise the output of $links in my nodes (using 4.7 beta 4)? I want to be able to choose which links to display and where.

Searching turned up a lot of advice for 4.6 but here Ber says; "In 4.7/HEAD we return structured data for those links. Its very easy to change this in 4.7."

Can anyone point me towards this easy way? That'd be a great help.

Thanks in advance for you help.

Ed.

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oneminutedown’s picture

oneminutedown commented

I am also struggling with this. Seperating the links seems to be the challenge.

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Heine commented

Do you want to do this in the theme for node links?
The links from $links are also available in the array $node->links

[0] => '<a href="/..." title="...">add new comment</a>'
[1] => '<a href="/..." title="...">read more</a>'

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oneminutedown commented

I guess that is what I want to do - or would achieve the same result. But where can I find this array $node->links?

I am not a strong php guru but have a rough idea of what to do one the array is separated. What file contains the info I need? Or am I way off base?

I have used a hack to run the array in the page but how can I pick which link I want to copy/move elsewhere.

I just want to have the second link at duplicated at the top of the page. That is the email this page link. It seems harder than I thought or I am complicating it...

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trailerparkopera commented

I'm using php template engine and Kubrick. (I need to remove some of the stuff included by default in the links.)

This obviously isn't locate in the theme page or node templates...but I don't know where to look for the array.

Thanks for any suggestions.

(whoops! just noticed I duplicated the query above)
(oh crap...also noticed this is a 4.7 thread...I'm using 4.6)

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Heine commented

No trouble repeating the question; I hadn't even seen the first request...

$node->links is accessible in node.tpl.php (see also http://drupal.org/node/43888#comment-81687)
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trailerparkopera commented

Sorry for being so redundant and repetitive ;-)