$module_result.content sort order

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arthur foelsche	Friday 18 April 2003 8:24:08 am Does anyone know where the sort order of {$module_result.content} is defined? It appears to sort by name by default and it would like to change it to sort by published. Thanks! Arthur
Paul Borgermans	Saturday 19 April 2003 4:40:30 am There are 2 issues here really. The default sort order is defined for the parent node (see the admin interface) It depends also on the module/action being requested. You are probably looking at the pagelayout_*.tpl. That's for the global site layout. For content views (which generate the $module_result.content), you need to dig deeper in the design directories, for instance /design/demo/override/templates/node/view/ contains the templates you are lookign for in teh demo site. See the documentation (and ezwiki pages) for more Paul eZ Publish, eZ Find, Solr expert consulting and training http://twitter.com/paulborgermans
arthur foelsche	Saturday 19 April 2003 1:02:07 pm Thanks for the reply. I was figuring that it would be more complex- of course its in the admin interface! Doh! Thanks for putting up with the newbie questions- its great that people are willing to answer! thanks again! arthur

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Friday 18 April 2003 8:24:08 am

Does anyone know where the sort order of {$module_result.content} is defined? It appears to sort by name by default and it would like to change it to sort by published. Thanks!

Arthur

Paul Borgermans

Saturday 19 April 2003 4:40:30 am

There are 2 issues here really. The default sort order is defined for the parent node (see the admin interface)

It depends also on the module/action being requested. You are probably looking at the pagelayout_*.tpl. That's for the global site layout. For content views (which generate the $module_result.content), you need to dig deeper in the design directories, for instance /design/demo/override/templates/node/view/ contains the templates you are lookign for in teh demo site.

See the documentation (and ezwiki pages) for more

Paul

eZ Publish, eZ Find, Solr expert consulting and training
http://twitter.com/paulborgermans

arthur foelsche

Saturday 19 April 2003 1:02:07 pm

Thanks for the reply. I was figuring that it would be more complex- of course its in the admin interface! Doh! Thanks for putting up with the newbie questions- its great that people are willing to answer!

thanks again!

arthur