By M.B. on

Hi!

I used cck to create a new content type 'groups': group title, group description, location (location module)

Now, I would like to have the user chose a city and then Drupal should provide a hierarchical list of available groups in this city. Like

Groups in San Francisco

- sports
-- winter sports
--- San Francisco skiing group
--- San Francisco icescating group

-- sommer sports
--- San Francisco soccer group
--- San Francisco tennis group
--- San Francisco surfing group

My problem: I'm sure it's possible to achieve this goal with Drupal, but I don't now how. If I'm not totally wrong I just need to use the taxonomy or category module and the views module, but configuration drives me nuts. Can anybody help me, please?

⋅ Categories: Drupal 5.x

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brenda003
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Taxonomy or category should do the trick. I think category is a lot better but it can be a pain to work with sometimes, and keep in mind if you use taxonomy dependent modules (book, forum), you need to install the taxonomy wrapper. It's all there in the instructions.

Then you could create your categories and subcategories via that, and with the views module + category_views you can have some nice displays.