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Wednesday 25 May 2005 11:43:46 am
Consider this. You could add an attribute to each article that controls its "override sort key" value. For instance, all articles would default sort by date (or whatever you're already doing). Then, if the user wishes to set the override sort value for a few articles, the user can set them in the order they wish:
override_sort_val = 1
override_sort_val = 2 You template logic would then search for override_sort_val first, and sort by the attribute value. Then, your logic would sort the rest by your default sort key. The user would be responsible for setting the override_sort_val to zero when that article was no longer controlled by override. Hope this helps or sparks some more ideas. -Luke
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