Port Taxonomy List to Drupal 7

Yes, it seems that this very common requirement is still not so easy to acheive in D7. It may be possible with the latest Views module, but I haven't made it work yet.

How would you do it with views ? I don't find anything that let me select the vocabulary inside views.
Anyone else maybe found a solution ?

Views allows for fields, including taxonomy, but there is no Quantity in views.

Also interested in a D7 version - subscribing.

Did get a count to work in views, its not easy... but its possible...

delete (dont know how this ended up here)

Has anyone figured out a way to display a category list in D7 yet? I have a list of book categories like Fiction, Non-Fiction, etc. that I was using Taxonomy List to display in D6. It's one of the only things I don't have working to move to D7. I've tried to set it up on my test D7 site, but all I can get it to do is show a list of all the category for every node they're used in.

Yes, i achieve to make view like taxonomy list in Drupal 7. You can view the result here: http://www.attorney-directory.net/practice-areas

I use Views 3 and Views Hacks (I enable only Views Selective Exposed Filters)

So here are the steps how i made it's work:
1. Make new view that show Taxonomy Terms
2. Add Relationship Taxonomy Term:Parent Term
3. Add 2 fields:
3.1 Taxonomy term: Name (that is normal field to show taxonomy terms)
3.2 Taxonomy term: Name with relationship Parent (make this field hidden, by checking Exclude from display, we will use this field only for grouping normal taxonomy terms by their parents)
4. Set format Grid with Grouping field N:1 - (Parent) Taxonomy term: Name
5. Set filter criteria: Taxonomy term: Parent term (selective) which is not one of Select All and Actual values will be available at run-time /this filter will remove parent terms from top of view/
6. Set some other filter to select only one vocabulary, in my case it is Practice Areas.

That is , simple and working

@irgnet thanks

#10 works fine if its a strict parent>child structure with your terms but if you have a 3rd level then all parent terms appear on the top level.

Football
-scottish football
--scottish division one

appears as

scottish football
-scottish division two

football
-scottish football

Is there any way to fix this? I dont think there is a way to achieve this with any of the mostly defunct drupal taxonomy directory modules.

Working on a 7.x version