Hi chaps!
Sorry but I am getting really confused about taxonomies.
I've got a list of cities, each one needs a general page, tourism information, accommodation pages, and a "perfect day" page.
So... what can be the best way to organize information?
doing:
city name
--tourist information
--short break ideas
--accommodation in cityname
city name2
--tourist information
--short break ideas
--accommodation in cityname2
or
cities
-london
-rome
-prague
hotels
-london
-rome
-prague
short break idea
-london
-rome
-prague
I'll be reaaaaaaaaaally happy if at the end I can have in the navigation "rome" and go to a page with the general page, link to the tourist informations (that could be a book), link to the hotels (and it can be another book) and so on...
so, any advice?
Comments
Several taxonomies
Gunnar Langemark (as I recall) responded some time a go to a similar question that the best solution might be to create more than one taxonomy.
Cities
-London
-Copenhagen
Subject
-tourist information
-short break ideas
-accommodation in cityname2
Each node should then belong to both (or more) taxonomies. At least consider that approach.
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Kaspar
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Brgds
Kaspar
Drupal på dansk : http://drupal.tredive.dk/
ok, that's perfect! so I can
ok, that's perfect! so I can always grab and order my information much more easely.
Now... it might be off topic, but how can I have just related info? Like showing pages that have as terms london and short break ideas, instead of just showing all the london pages and so on?
[Taxonomy_Browser] can do something like that, but what if I want to prepare the links?
template in progress...