Drupal 7 Views Module Tutorial 3 of 10: Menus, Permissions, Headers/Footers and Pagers

[@tonyn1281]

Thanks for spending the time to put this together. I've been trying to learn how to use views and these videos are helping me.

[@jcibrone]

I just wanted to thank you for the great tutorials! They're informative and very thorough; I especially like the faster pace. Thanks again!

[@yeahnahtv]

You're a legend. An absolute legend!

[@dillonlee9526]

Thanks for the videos. I subscribed because of your views tutorials. Please keep it going! :D

[@kathyrusniak8406]

Thanks.. very helpful. Was having a hard time finding a clear example of adding the sub-menu tabs.

[@matthiggins7752]

Whoof!!! Managed to create my sub-menus perfectly now. I realised that if you add extra pages without configuring the Page Settings (Path) in each page, it won't show any sub-menus until each page is complete. For example, if I added 10 pages then I would have to add the Path into all 10 pages (and Save) before it displays the sub-menus ok. But fantastic Tutorial - going to complete the rest of it now to do with Headers and Permissions. Thanks Yaworsk1.

[@almacivor6923]

great series. really professionally put together- which software did you use to make the videos?

[@irmscher9]

A very good tutorial, very comprehensive!

[@yaworsk1]

slowly coming along... hopefully with the holidays over i'll be able to pick up the pace.

[@mobinshah1]

You are the best sir!!

[@jamescreekmore3855]

*Advise* While watching video 1 of this series, I quickly got lost when you started the part about filtering. You mentioned "tagging" photos and had a "Content: dog" filter that I did not have. I tinkered around for about an hour before I realized that you had added a custom field to the content type called "dog". I think this part is critical in the flow for the video series. Otherwise, Keep it up and let me know if I can help. PS what video recording SW do you use?

[@jamescreekmore3855]

I watched the entire series on ubercart for my intro to drupal. I have used other CMS in the past. I enjoy your vids and hope you keep them up. Also, your website only contains video 1 of this series. Can you please UL to your site when you UL here. as a side note, it would be cool if you used VIEWS to sort your videos on the site, they are all mixed up! cont....

[@wromania7585]

Thanks,,you helped me lot,,many thanks

[@zmijoguz]

I can't thank you enough! So helpful!

[@yaworsk1]

yup, could have done a lot of things. But when I dont have a lot of time, I'd rather just focus on recording the tutorial than spending my time trying to avoid minor annoyances.

[@danielerosa6460]

is there a way to include a view in a ? so far i included the page created by the view in the but i cannot get rid of the automatic main menu that is on all pages i cannot even use: #navigation { display:none;} becuase it eliminates the navigation from everywhere is there anything cleaner than that? thank you!! great videos!

[@jorickrante]

thank you for this tutorial. . .

[@andres123587]

Excellent tutorial. I just want to know how can I show some items from the view depending of a date criteria. Thank you very much in advance.

[@yaworsk1]

hey - sorry if i missed the question the first time. I think what you are seeing my views slideshow. I have a tutorial on it, you can find it on my channel - it's one of the more popular ones. 2 parts to the tutorial...

[@MrRaymacz]

Hi! Pete just asking again. What module did you use to create that kind of AUTO-SLIDER on your homepage? (I,ve been looking on your series but haven't found one.. maybe I got it overlooked) thanks!

[@ohhhgggeeezzz]

Thanks for this tutorial.... anyway to move the views tab to the side navigation?

[@yaworsk1]

Sorry for my late reply - were you thinking of just having a link to the view in the sidebar navigation? If so, assuming that sidebar is your menu, you can just administer the menu and add a link to the view page there or from within views, just choose that menu in the menu set up...

[@ohhhgggeeezzz]

Its no problem thanks for posting these videos and replying back. The fact that you replied was really nice of you... Thanks again

[@jorickrante]

you know how to create multiple galleries in drupal???

[@pwnzar121]

Does anybody know if he has videos going over commonly used hooks? I think after I'm done learning about views, I'd like to learn about different hooks.

[@matthiggins7752]

Hi Peter I've just added a grid view within a table View by using the Adding a Header and ticking Global:View area. Nice!!! Would you know how to add a title to a grid view. I've given the 'sub-view' a title but the title does not appear. Any idea if this is possible? Cheers Matthew

[@furo8931]

Hallo yaworsk1 , I didnt know wher to put this question exactly, I made my custom modul and I would like to Provide a menu link insted let the original path from my custom module, how canI do that? Thax in advanced

[@valrabollet6917]

Hello, gr8 video. I tried it on Drupal 8 beta 12 and I experience that the sub-menu is not displayed with the bartik theme : - I mean the /dog-images/Susie will display the sub-menu - but the /dog-images won't display the sub-menu even though I 'linked" the tab-menu to the parent menu (aka dog-images).

[@amir1sabry]

Thank You!!

[@matthiggins7752]

Hi Yaworsk1 I created 5 sub-menu tabs to expriment with. But I find that when I first load the set of sub-menus, the output always defaults to the 2nd sub-menu in from the left. Its no big deal but would you know why that would be please. Kind Regards Matthew

[@praveenrjkmr8]

Writing raw php code in the global php is good one r not?

[@minhtuongcomputer]

thanks.great

[@dobroanjo]

You suggest putting PHP in the DB, this isn't great, it could easily be done in a template.

[@yaworsk1]

+Alex Borsody Yeah, you're right, never a good idea to have PHP in the DB.

[@dobroanjo]

Besides that I love how you explain views.

[@YashaKnecht]

Great

[@mjjareo]

Couldn't you have applied the updates before you made the videos. Just a small nit, but it is distracting and detracts from the focus of your discussion.