this is a small patch to the taxonomy module only.

it allows a user to create node listings of taxonomy terms of a certan content type.

for instance, if you call taxonomy/term/18/all/page/blog, it will return a list of all nodes of type 'blog' in the taxonomy category of 18 (+ terms below it in the hierarchy).

currently, the only way to show terms in only one category is to use this format: taxonomy/term/17//page/flexinode-6

this is probably not the most elegant way to do it, but i think it is an interesting feature.

i am not setting the status to patch yet, because i am aware that this needs some more help before going into core (if it ever gets there).

erik

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nedjo
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+1 to the functionality. This is one of several useful directions to leverage the power of the taxonomy system to enable fine-tuned control over content display; others include node weighing, node sort order in categories, and term description display.

This functionality will be useful for a module I'm working on that displays local food producers/venders. By default I'd like to be able to display only the farms for a particular commodity (for which I'm using categories, e.g., carrots) but I'm also assigning other content types to that category (e.g., recipes featuring carrots).

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robclay commented
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Did this make it into Drupal 4.5.1 or 4.5.2?

If so - what is the correct nomenclature?

Thanks!

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This hasn't been committed to core, no. Feel free to apply the supplied patch if you need it.

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bomarmonk commented

I would think that this should be added to core-- I'm having a hard time finding any other way to do this, and this seems like a needed feature (it is necessary for the site I'm working on). Any luck getting an update of this for 4.6?

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bomarmonk commented

I'm not positive, so I'll ask: does this provide the same functionality of the "node-type-filter" module? Or is there a difference? Node-type-filter seems to return links to taxonomy terms, not the node titles (If I'm using it correctly-- Drupal 4.6 compatibility may be an issue).

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ricabrantes commented
Version: x.y.z » 7.x-dev
Status: Active » Closed (fixed)

bump..

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ricabrantes commented
Status: Closed (fixed) » Active
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summit commented

Subscribing, greetings, Martijn

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Status: Active » Closed (won't fix)

Obsolete due to field API, also better handled by views.