Closed (won't fix)
Project:
Drupal core
Version:
6.x-dev
Component:
node system
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Task
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
26 Oct 2004 at 23:35 UTC
Updated:
12 Jan 2007 at 12:54 UTC
When displaying a taxonomy term (taxonomy/term/123), a breadcrumbs trail appear at the top of the page.
However, when a node is displayed (node/1234), the breadcrumbs are invisible.
The taxonomy breadcrumbs should be displayed when in node mode.
Comments
Comment #1
Uwe Hermann commentedIMHO there should be a central place for breadcrumbs configuration, where you can enable/disable breadcrumbs for all the different node types, pages, roles etc. etc.
Comment #2
chx commented4.5 won't another bugfix release and I can not reproduce this. Uwe, you should fill a separate feature request if you feel so.
Comment #3
kbahey commentedThe issue is the same in 4.6.
Here is how to reproduce:
1. Create some taxonomies. Make a term 2 levels deep (vocab1 -> term1 -> term2, with names "News -> World -> Sports" for example)
2. Create a node of type 'page' and assign term2 (Sports) to it.
3. Visit taxonomy/term/2. You will see at the top a breadcrumb trail Home -> News -> World -> Sports.
4. Click on the title of the node you created in step 2. The breadcrumbs will disapper and you will only have "Home" on the top.
Comment #4
killes@www.drop.org commentedIs this still an issue with 4.7 b5?
Comment #5
eaton commentedWas this ever the intended behavior? I thought modules like taxonomy_context were designed to implement that sort of breadcrumbing.
Comment #6
lambert-1 commentedIt's still happening in 4.7.
What's the point of having an entire taxonomy structure, if you only display the leaves of the taxonomy at the node???
No, taxonomy context does not fix this.
Comment #7
zorac commentedTaxonomy context provides "Show taxonomy breadcrumb" option, but it's off by default.
It seem to fix this issue.
Comment #8
magico commentedAny news about this?
Comment #9
magico commentedFollowing #6 pushing this to 4.7
Comment #10
magico commentedConfirmed.
Again, this should have high priority because without this Drupal looses one of it's most valuable feature, the ability to link taxonomies to the breadcrumb.
Comment #11
eaton commentedThis is by design. There are MANY different contexts that may represent a module's breadcrumb trail and taxonomy (or rather, a particular taxonomy term of all the ones on a node) only represents one. Use a contrib module like Taxonomy Breadcrumb or Custom Breadcrumbs to do that on your site.