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DrupalEasy Podcast 31 - Drupal For Dummies Interview
Posted Thursday, March 11 at 9:17 am

Mike Anello (ultimike) recently talked with Lynn Beighley, author of Drupal For Dummies from Wiley Publishing.

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Mike & Ryan's session on March 11th was a great intro to what DrupalEasy training is capable of teaching. From solid fundamentals and practices, to a complex, automated feed aggregator, everything was laid out in plain detail, so any skill level, from Beginner, to Ninja could have picked it up quickly. I am anxiously waiting the next session, and encourage anyone who wants to sharpen their Drupal knowledge to drop by a session, and get their learn on
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Using Views 2 and Drupal 6 to Create a Related Pages Block

Submitted by ryanprice on Tue, 06/17/2008 - 22:09
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Average: 4.4 (104 votes)

Today's question comes from Dale at NFi Studios in Orlando, FL - my home town:

Essentially:, what i'm trying to do is
1. Determine the current nodes taxonomy terms
2. Determine all other pages that share taxonomy terms
3. Display the title (and link) to those pages in a block

Using Drupal 6.2 and Views - Looked at a few modules, but nothing quite
exact - Reviewing some module snippets right now to see if I can
potentially use an argument to do it.

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