Closed (fixed)
Project:
Views tree
Version:
7.x-2.x-dev
Component:
Documentation
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Feature request
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Created:
7 Nov 2011 at 15:44 UTC
Updated:
16 Jan 2013 at 16:23 UTC
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Comment #1
geerlingguy commentedI've attached an image of an example of Views Tree output (using nodes that are related via node references). Please consider adding this image to the project home page.
We use Views Tree extensively on flockNote (example here: http://www.flocknote.com/network/saccatholic - Click on one of the 'show list family' tabs to expand) with Drupal 7 (for D7 support, see and vote for commit of: #1044362: Drupal 7 version of Views Tree).
Comment #2
geerlingguy commentedWell, now I've attached an image...
Comment #3
Yuri commentedVery nice example, thank you very much, geerlinguy.
Comment #4
patoshi commentedany updated ones? for d7
Comment #5
geerlingguy commentedThis screenshot was from a D7 site.
Comment #6
Vietyank commentedI think this module will help with my use case. See the attached pdf.
The meetings are a content type and are linked to the resolutions through a node reference view. I want a view that shows the hierarchical relationship between the meetings and the resolutions proposed at the meeting. The attached file shows how I want it displayed on the page.
Will Views Tree be able to support this?
Comment #7
geerlingguy commentedI've added a documentation page here: http://drupal.org/node/1493366 (Under the views contributed module section of the docs). I'm going to try to work on making the docs much better, as it's basically a few notes I made when setting up an example on my local computer. I may also do a different graphic to be used for the Views Tree project page.
Comment #8
geerlingguy commentedHere's another example image - a little more cut-and-dry. (Is there a problem using registered trademarks in an example? I could change everything to animal species, or something like that, if needed.
Comment #9
geerlingguy commentedHere's a different example, using Drupal Core versions - each item in the list is a node, and the third-level items refer to second-level items, and second-level items refer to top-level items. (Top level-items don't refer to anything...).
Comment #10
geerlingguy commentedForgot to attach screenshot.
Comment #11
geerlingguy commentedI added the screenshot from the comment above to the module page, and made sure the page and the views tree documentation page (what little of it there is so far) are up-to-date. Marking this fixed, but it would be awesome if someone could help make the documentation much more clear, and give more examples than just the References module.
Comment #13
nurulshakina commentedhi...sorry to open up this issue again...i tried to follow your steps in http://drupal.org/node/1493366. However its a little weird when the parent term is 'under' the child term...while for other term that does not contain child have no problem...it stays besides the dots...the examples you're given seems fine....i don't know where i've done wrong
Comment #14
geerlingguy commented@newbie89: Could you please open a new issue as a support request, and then also describe your problem in more detail (are you trying to do a taxonomy heirarchical view, and what are your 'parent' and 'child' relationships set as?).