How to Reset the Node Index in Drupal 6
The "nodeindex" variable in your Drupal PHP pages determine the number of nodes and the location in which the node displays on the page. To reset the node positions, you must set the "$node" variable to zero. Setting the value to zero resets the position of each node, so you can manually move and set up the Drupal interface.
- Difficulty:
- Moderate
Instructions
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Open your Drupal dashboard in a Web browser. Log in to the Drupal system using your administrator username and password.
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Click the "Content Management" menu item, click "Content types," then "You Content Type," and finally, click "Manage fields."
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Change the "$node" variable and reset its value to "0." The node value is currently set to an array value. Add the following code to reset it:
$node = 0;
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Click the "Update" button to save the changes to the file. The PHP coding changes take effect immediately in your Drupal template.
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