Drupal/C2/User-group-and-Entity-Reference/English-timed

Time	Narration
00:01	Welcome to the spoken tutorial on User Group and Entity Reference.
00:06	In this tutorial, we will learn to Create User Group Content type
00:11	Add User Group fields and Connect Content types with Entity reference
00:18	To record this tutorial, I am using Ubuntu Operating System Drupal 8 and Firefox web browser
00:27	You can use any web browser as per your choice.
00:32	Let us recall the Events Content type we created in the previous tutorial.
00:38	We had created the first five fields shown here.
00:42	To create the Event Sponsor field, we need to create the User Groups Content type.
00:48	User Groups are a group of people who come together to organise an event.
00:54	Examples could be Cincinnati User group, Drupal Mumbai group, Bangalore Drupal group, etc.,
01:03	Let us first design the User Groups on a paper.
01:07	A group can have a website, a contact person, their email and their experience level.
01:15	Drupal has default fields for URL and Email, so we have chosen these field types.
01:23	A person’s name can be captured by a Name field. But we will use Text (plain) for now.
01:31	User experience levels can be one of “Beginner, Intermediate, or Advanced”.
01:39	To implement this, we will choose a List (text) field type.
01:45	The last field here is for capturing all the events sponsored by this group.
01:51	For this, we can use Entity reference field to link to an existing Events Content type.
02:01	Let's set up User Groups Content type.
02:05	Click Add content type. Let’s name this one as User Groups.
02:11	Notice that the Machine name is user underscore groups.
02:16	In the Description, type - This is where we track the Drupal groups from around the world.
02:23	In the Title field label we will name this as User Group Name.
02:29	Let's set this up in the same manner as our Events Content type.
02:35	Click on Publishing options tab.
02:38	Under Default options, let’s check the boxes for Create new revision, Published and Promoted to front page.
02:48	Now click on Display settings tab.
02:52	Then uncheck the box for Display author and date information.
02:58	Lastly, click on Menu settings tab, and uncheck the box for Main navigation.
03:05	Once we have got that set, we can click on Save and manage fields button at the bottom.
03:13	We are redirected to Manage fields page.
03:17	Here let's change the Label for the Body.
03:21	Click on the Edit button under the Operations column.
03:26	In the Label field, let’s type User Group Description and then click on the Save settings button at the bottom.
03:36	We can see the green success message at the top.
03:40	For this Content type, we are only going to set up 5 fields.
03:46	We have already created one field. Let's now create another one.
03:52	Click Add field button.
03:55	In this case, we will click on Reuse an existing field dropdown.
04:02	Notice that Link: field_event_ website field is available.
04:08	Because we already named it as Event website.
04:13	Re-using a field allows us to re-use a table in the Drupal database.
04:20	This is done by maintaining different settings for the same field.
04:25	In this case, it makes more sense to set up a new field.
04:30	In Add a new field dropdown, choose the Link field type.
04:35	In Label, type Group Website.
04:39	Click Save and continue, and then click Save field settings.
04:45	This time we will select External links only, since no User Groups actually has a page in Drupalville yet.
04:54	Click Save settings button at the bottom.
04:57	Once again, click on Add field.
05:01	This time we will use a Text field for the contact person’s name.
05:07	Click on Add a new field dropdown and choose the field type Text (plain).
05:14	We will name the Label as Group Contact.
05:18	Click Save and continue, and then Save field settings.
05:24	Then click on the Save settings button at the bottom.
05:28	Once more, click on Add field button. This time, let’s choose the Email field in the dropdown.
05:37	We will name the Label as Contact Email. Click on Save and continue button.
05:44	In Allowed number of values, we need only 1. Click on Save field settings.
05:52	There are no other settings here. So, we will click on Save settings button at the bottom.
05:59	Once more, click on Add field button.
06:03	This time, in the Field type dropdown, select the List (text) option.
06:09	In the Label field, we will type Group Experience and then click Save and continue button.
06:16	One of the things about this Field type that should be kept in mind, is given in this message.
06:23	These settings impact the way the data is stored in the database and cannot be changed once data has been created.
06:32	This is one of the reasons we emphasize planning.
06:37	Let’s add our values here - Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, and Expert.
06:44	Our User Group could very easily have more than one of these values applicable to them.
06:51	Change Allowed number of values from Limited to Unlimited and then click Save field settings.
07:01	Now, click Save settings.
07:04	We have one more field to add here, that is the Entity reference field.
07:10	Now we learn about what is Entity Reference and how to create it.
07:17	One of the things we want to do in our website, is to say that - Events can be sponsored by User Groups and User Groups can sponsor Events.
07:28	This is a very common thing in a website where you want to link two different content together.
07:35	Events are sponsored by User Groups. So, we want to have the User Group information to be available to every event.
07:45	Now let’s set this up. Click on Add field.
07:49	If you are a database person, you will recognize these as a many to many relationship within the data.
07:57	Click on Add a new field dropdown. This time, choose Content under Reference.
08:04	In the Label field, we will type Events Sponsored and then click Save and continue button.
08:12	Next, we are asked to choose the Type of item to reference.
08:17	You can see there are a lot of options here.
08:21	We are going to keep it very simple - choose Content.
08:26	In Allowed number of values, let’s choose Unlimited.
08:31	Then click Save field settings.
08:34	Here on the Settings page, we get to choose which Content types are referenced by the User Groups.
08:42	We are referencing Events Content type.
08:46	Here when I am adding an event, only the events will show up when I start typing the Events title.
08:55	Hence, we need to make sure that we have selected the right Content Type here.
09:01	Choose Events and click Save settings
09:05	Now, we need to do the same thing in our Events Content type.
09:10	Click on Structure. Then click on Content types here in the bread crumbs.
09:16	Then for the Events Content type, select Manage fields.
09:21	Let's add one more field. Under Add a new field dropdown, choose Content.
09:28	In the Label field, type Event Sponsors.
09:32	Click Save and continue
09:34	Change Allowed number of values, let’s choose Unlimited.
09:39	This is because more than one User Group could sponsor an event. Now click on Save field settings.
09:48	This time under REFERENCE TYPE, choose User groups.
09:53	Again, this is because we are referencing User Groups for the Events Sponsors field.
09:59	Click Save settings.
10:01	Now this links those two Content Types together in a many to many relationship.
10:08	These are based on events sponsors and what Events are being sponsored by what User Groups.
10:16	With this we come to the end of this tutorial. Let us summarize.
10:22	In this tutorial we have learnt to Create User Group Content type
10:28	Add User Group fields and Connect Content types with Entity reference
10:40	This video is adapted from Acquia and OSTraining and revised by Spoken Tutorial Project, IIT Bombay.
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11:07	Spoken Tutorial Project is funded by NMEICT, Ministry of Human Resource Development and NVLI, Ministry of Culture Government of India.
11:21	This is Gautam Narayanan signing off. Thanks for joining.

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