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Suppose I'm browsing node (n1), that belongs in term (t1).
Suppose (t12), (t13) are child terms of term (t1).
How do I get drupal to list the child terms of (t1)??? [ i.e. (t12), (t13) ] I'd like these child terms to be listed in a block somewhere. I could probably code this, but would prefer not to reinvent the wheel, seeing as there's probably an easy way to do this already.
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In taxonomy.module there is
In taxonomy.module there is a function called taxonomy_get_children().
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You could try taxonomy_context module
which includes a contextual taxonomy block. Not exactly what you're looking for, but it might do or at least provide some hints.
Hi, I am looking for the
Hi,
I am looking for the exact same thing.
Show child TERMS not nodes on a parent page, in a block, kind of like a tag cloud.
Any other ideas?
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Taxonomy_context
Taxonomy_context can help you do this. By default it can create pages like /taxonomy/vocabulary/2 (which lists all child terms of vocab #2). If you are comfortable writing PHP blocks, you can call functions straight out of that module for some very useful stuff. It's a goldmine in there ;-)
You also might want to check out NancyW's site, she's all over taxonomy-related issues: http://nanwich.info/drupal_collection/my_modules
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Thanks As If!
Thanks As If!
I will be checking it out, although it would be better if I could display child terms (only 1 level deep) on the actual taxonomy pages (pathautoed)
PS: WOW, it does :)) It shows child terms on cat pages, fantastic ;)
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