The level of experience that makes things easy in one version of
Drupal can make tasks jarring in another. In Drupal 6, I have expertise
with every level of views -- the normal stuff, like fields, filtering,
and rewriting, plus more advanced features like arguments. With the Views Custom Field module,
I can even use PHP to make views even more customizable. Getting that
same level of familiarity with Drupal 7 views will be a challenge, but
it's a fun challenge.
First views project in D7: Creating a monthly archive block for my
right column. A pre-packaged version ships with the views module, but
creating my own served as a crash course for Drupal 7 views. I started
from the D6 tutorial at Chris Shattuck's blog, and referred to the pre-packaged version to fill in the gaps.
The goal of this tutorial is to create a block you can stick in a
side column that displays linked months with a post count, and a page
for each month so your visitors have somewhere to go when they click the
linked months. Without further ado, here you go.
Thank to http://www.webbykat.com/comment/108
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