By leflores on

Hi,

What is the best way to create a navigation menu that could mix together to separate vocabularies in a way that when I select a term in the first, an option to select terms of the seccond AND the previus one together. I am not sure if I have been clear, let me put an example:

There are a vocabulary for cities (Madrid, Barcelona) and other for activities (Golf, Racing). The goal is when I select for example Madrid it will open child links for Madrid+Golf, Madrid+Racing, and if I select Barcelona, the child links will be Barcelona+Golf, Barcelona+Racing.

In this way I will have for different pages: Madrid+Golf, Madrid+Racing, Barcelona+Golf, Barcelona+Racing.

Any ideas?

Thanks

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The Taxonomy Menu module

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seboraid commented

Well i think taxonomy_menu module won't do the work.

I need to do the same think. Have you found any solution to this ?

I'm trying to modify taxonomy_dhtml. It seems it can do part of the work, but it doesn't mix the vocabularies like we want.

If you have some solution yet please tell me.

Regards,

Sebastian Perez

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There are two other modules (listed in the downloads, http://drupal.org/project/Modules/category/71).

Refine by Taxonomy
Taxonomy Filter

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