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Is there a quick and easy way to generate a list of nodes in Drupal? For example, I have various content types categories by terms, but I'm unable to simply list them by their parent category, since that's not a term in itself. Clear as mud?
I'd like Drupal to list nodes - by content type, category, whatever. I guess preferably by content type.
Hi Jeff,
Yes, there is, using views. I ran into the same problem as you a couple weeks back - I realized that the pathauto module's index alias function had been deprecated, and needed a way to create pages for my parent category terms. (ie. my breadcrumb would say home -> term1 -> page name, but the link to term1 went nowhere).
So this is what I did. I created a "page" view with the URL being the same name as the term URL (or, in your case, the content type URL), and gave it a title (optional). Next, I clicked on filters, and added a Taxonomy: Term filter, and filtered by the term's ID. In your case, you would filter on Node: Type, and select "Is One Of" followed by your content type.
Anonymous
OR, you can do this without using views, using a module like http://drupal.org/project/node_type_filter
