I would like to make an advanced search system. I need checkboxex for the different taxonomy terms. It should be similar as taxonomy_browser just with checkboxes.

I have installed Taxonomy super select module but I don't know how to use it and I couldn't find any documentation regarding this problem.
Could it be used as taxonomy_browser (from menu) or should I write the form with special elements regarding this module?

Looking forward for your answer

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codexmas’s picture

Are you suggesting the advanced search page have the same display?

TSS only modifies the node edit form, nothing else.

Can you describe your use case and expected functionality more?

Thanks,
Gord.

Jagaimo’s picture

Yes.

Unfortunatelly I missunderstood the functionality of TSS.

The task would be to make a categorised list for accomodation's and a form witch can navigate thru the multiple categories.
The form's functionality should be to navigate to a list of nodes whitch are in the choosen taxonomy terms.

The display of form would be the same as TSS node edit form. Collapsible field's checkboxes, radio buttons, ect...

Thank You
Gaba

Jagaimo’s picture

I will need lists (select) not just checkboxes and radios...

For example:

city list, than a collapsible field with checkboxes for services, than collapsible field with radios house rooms ect...

Jagaimo’s picture

I hope I'm a bit closer to my goal :)

I wrote my own form, it's collapsible and include all the radios checkboxes what I need.
The problem is that the form gives the basic enctype. so I get something like this
/taxonomy/term/?11=on&taxonomy%5B4%5D=0&op=keres%C3%A9s
instead of this
/taxonomy/term/11+2 ect...

How can I achieve this sructure?

It still would be great if there is a modul whitch does this becouse my form is a static page witch working just with the pre defined categories. Even if there are no such solution it seems for me the best.

Thanks
Gaba

codexmas’s picture

Status: Active » Closed (won't fix)

Without some code to see how your form is generating that output it's hard to offer advice.

Gord.