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Generating Main content nodes based on SQL data (associated with users) [D7]

This is the first fully fledged website outside of a blog that I've ever configured, so please forgive any glaring errors I make in my logic.

My website is a ranking website: people create a profile for their website with an image, title and description, and users (who have separate 'voter' profiles) vote based on the website they visit. Voter and Websites are distinguished by a field.

All of the other profile details (image, desc ect.) are also stored in fields, and votes are recorded with an SQL table.

My website then displays the image and description of each website, in order of descending number of votes. (a ranking)


This is where I encounter my issue. In order to dislay these values properly (scrolling thruogh pages) I need to display them as nodes. I have no idea how to generate these nodes.

Any help is very much appreciated.
~ Alex.

This is where I encounter my issue. In order to display these values properly (scrolling through pages) I need to display them as nodes. I have no idea how to generate these nodes.

Generating Main content nodes based on SQL data (associated with users) [D7]

This is the first fully fledged website outside of a blog that I've ever configured, so please forgive any glaring errors I make in my logic.

My website is a ranking website: people create a profile for their website with an image, title and description, and users (who have separate 'voter' profiles) vote based on the website they visit. Voter and Websites are distinguished by a field.

All of the other profile details (image, desc ect.) are also stored in fields, and votes are recorded with an SQL table.

My website then displays the image and description of each website, in order of descending number of votes. (a ranking)


This is where I encounter my issue. In order to dislay these values properly (scrolling thruogh pages) I need to display them as nodes. I have no idea how to generate these nodes.

Any help is very much appreciated.
~ Alex.

Generating Main content nodes based on SQL data (associated with users)

This is the first fully fledged website outside of a blog that I've ever configured, so please forgive any glaring errors I make in my logic.

My website is a ranking website: people create a profile for their website with an image, title and description, and users (who have separate 'voter' profiles) vote based on the website they visit. Voter and Websites are distinguished by a field.

All of the other profile details (image, desc ect.) are also stored in fields, and votes are recorded with an SQL table.

My website then displays the image and description of each website, in order of descending number of votes. (a ranking)


This is where I encounter my issue. In order to display these values properly (scrolling through pages) I need to display them as nodes. I have no idea how to generate these nodes.

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Generating Main content nodes based on SQL data (associated with users) [D7]

This is the first fully fledged website outside of a blog that I've ever configured, so please forgive any glaring errors I make in my logic.

My website is a ranking website: people create a profile for their website with an image, title and description, and users (who have separate 'voter' profiles) vote based on the website they visit. Voter and Websites are distinguished by a field.

All of the other profile details (image, desc ect.) are also stored in fields, and votes are recorded with an SQL table.

My website then displays the image and description of each website, in order of descending number of votes. (a ranking)


This is where I encounter my issue. In order to dislay these values properly (scrolling thruogh pages) I need to display them as nodes. I have no idea how to generate these nodes.

Any help is very much appreciated.
~ Alex.