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The most basic form of content on a Drupal site is a node.
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Show node for specific content type using views contextual filter
A simple query alter will do the job.
Say example you are using a module my_views_invoice
function my_views_invoice_views_query_alter(&$view, &$query) {
$nodeid = $view->args[0][1]; // get …
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How to set up Apache solr search for Book Specific search
If you are familiar with views this can be done with the following steps.
We have a contributed module for apache solr views, by installing this module you can change the views module to apache solr …
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