It sound like a great module, but can anybody please provide some info on how to use Views Taxonomy Summary?
I installed and enabled the module, but then what?

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1kenthomas commented

I think someone has asked before-- see the existing issue queue. I'll post later if I have a chance.

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alexbk66- commented

It could be me, but I couldn't find my post :)

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alexbk66- commented
Title: Some documentation please » Some documentation please (Views Taxonomy Summary)

Can anybody please write a few words explaining where "summary style plugin" can be found?

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infojunkie
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Status: Active » Fixed

I updated the usage description on the module page. Hope this helps.

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alexbk66- commented

Thank you, I tried it. But do I understand correctly - basically the view should display the summary only if argument isn't present?
If I specify the term ID - it should behave normally, i.e. list the nodes for this term?

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infojunkie
Location Vancouver
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That's right, that's the job of the argument summary.

That being said, you can *force* a summary by attaching a view to your main view that accepts the same argument but never receives it from the URL. Check for example the glossary view that comes with Views.

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alexbk66- commented

I created a view with path summary/term/%. So if I don't set any argument (when editing the view) - preview does show the taxonomy tree. But if I save the view, then enter url summary/term - I get 404?

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infojunkie
Location Vancouver
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Not sure what to think about #7. Sounds like you need to check your steps to make sure you are building the view correctly.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.

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doublejosh commented

Is it possible to show a list of ALL terms in a vocabulary in a hierarchical list?
(no term argument, etc.)

I end up with a list like this of term ids suddenly, even though the term name is the field...

1 (1)
2 (1)
3 (1)
11 (1)
12 (1)
14 (1)
19 (1)
20 (1)

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aaronbauman
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Version: 6.x-1.0-beta1 » 6.x-1.x-dev
Status: Closed (fixed) » Active

The brief summary on the front page does not address the common use case where the taxonomy summary is to be used like exposed filter / facet filter.
Can someone please provide step-by-step directions?