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Get_Content_Type Module
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The get_content_type module fills an oversight by the D5 developers.
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When they moved the part of CCK (sometimes called CCK-Lite) into core
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for creating new content types, they forgot the analog to
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"taxonomy/term/xxx," that is "node/type/xxx." This simple module
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provides that function.
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It may be invoked with "node/type/content-type/teaser/number-per-page"
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or "node_get_by_type(content-type, teaser, number-per-page)" where:
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* content-type is the (internal) name of the type;
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* teaser is TRUE or FALSE to show in teaser format (TRUE is default);
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* number-per-page is the number of nodes to show per page (default is
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the same as the post settings).
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The "sticky" attribute is honored (as is sticky-encoded weighting).</p>
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For example: assume that post settings is at the default of 10 per page,
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"http://mysite.com/node/type/story" will show all the "story" type nodes
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as teasers with 10 per page.
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"http://mysite.com/node/type/ed-classified/FALSE/5" will show 5 classified ads per page as full nodes.
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