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I am trying to create a views with tabs: so that a page that has several tabs, the View has a primary page that shows all Article nodes, a tab for all Event nodes, and a tab for Blog nodes. Something should works like this:

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  • "Content" button in menu links to /content,
  • "Articles" tab links to /content/articles,
  • "Blog" tab links to /content/blog,
  • "Event" tab links to /content/event.

However, with my work, this is what I got:

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all the 3 tabs link to /content, instead of /content/articles, /content/blog, /content/event.

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Below is configuration of my view:

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So basically, the tabs shows up, but the links of tabs are all pointed to /content, rather than their individual link.

What have I done wrong? Please advise. Thanks in advanced!

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  • ++ question. Related questions are often posted, but the graphic depiction makes the question easy to understand. – Ashlar Nov 26 '11 at 18:48
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I've not had the pleasure of Views 3, but I think I can see what's wrong. I believe you want to have three displays:

  1. Articles, which has a default menu tab (and you want Views to provide the parent menu item)
  2. Blog, which has a menu tab (but not default)
  3. Events, which has a menu tab (but not default)

(Currently the displays are set up as default tabs, which is why they point to the parent item - just like the path for the View tab on a node view doesn't point to node/x/view but points simply to node/x.)

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I think I see your mistake. Similar to the above post, you need more views. Just one though. Right after the instructions for creating the Content view, the book has a line " + Add new view". In my book (hard copy version) it's at the very top of page 79. I think you missed that step. You might clone the view you have and delete the appropriate displays to save time, or just create a new one from scratch.

Also you might try the book's site. www.dgd7.org

Sometimes the authors themselves respond to questions there.

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