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When using the date and views module, you can specify in views (using row style fields) 'group multiple values'. Which is default on.

If you turn it off, you get multiple nodes each with a date. For example: - 24th March ------- node1 - 25th March ------- node1

What I'm trying to figure out is: what if you are not using fields but node as Row style. How do you implement this not-group-multiple-values in your type-node.tpl.php?

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So your view results are essentially returning duplicates of the same node? From your description, it sounds like this is because your view is perhaps using a relationship that joins on node revisions and nodes that have been edited multiple times are the dupe. Changing the relationship to use a field from the node (not node revision) should help eliminate the duplicates. Sorry if I misunderstood the question, but it is not very detailed.

Nicholai
1 node with 2 datesif you print them out in the node.tpl.php you put in $node->field_date[0].["view"] .However that is only 1 of the 2 dates that is in the node. Question: how do you get the same node again but with the other date ($node->field_date[1].["view"])
Jozzeh