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 ====== G2 HOWTO. Or "How do I ..." ====== ====== G2 HOWTO. Or "How do I ..." ======
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 +===== How do I obtain teasers ? =====
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 +Also: "all my teasers are empty. What is happening ?".
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 +G2 by default does not create teasers from the body of the definitions (node body): it uses the "Entry expansion or translation" field, which can very well be empty for glossaries containing a mix of acronyms (with expansions) and normal terms (without expansions).
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 +So, there are two main possibilities if you want to have teasers on all G2 definition nodes:
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 +  * create the teasers in that field yourself. This is the normal solution for this module
 +  * use hook_form_alter to auto-generate a teaser from the body, typically using node_teaser()
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 ===== How do I create an alphabar unlike the predefined block ? ===== ===== How do I create an alphabar unlike the predefined block ? =====
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 ==== Context ==== ==== Context ====
  
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 The trick is not to use the predefined block, but to create a custom block using the function supplying the predefined block with data: _g2_random(), which returns data for a pseudo-random entry. With the result of this function, it is possible to create the link you want and format it just as you wish. The trick is not to use the predefined block, but to create a custom block using the function supplying the predefined block with data: _g2_random(), which returns data for a pseudo-random entry. With the result of this function, it is possible to create the link you want and format it just as you wish.
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 +===== How do I know which revision of G2 my site is using ? =====
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 +  * This is available in admin/settings/g2, at the bottom of the page: the whole CVS $Id$ variable is provided for your information
  
 ===== How do I add a complete definition to my front page  ? ===== ===== How do I add a complete definition to my front page  ? =====
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 ==== Context ==== ==== Context ====
  
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