By Anonymous (not verified) on

I have looked over pages and pages about arguments and views and still cant find an example I understand

I have a content type that has 3 taxonomy assigned

I would like to use arguments in the URL to provide the information I want

ie www.mysite.com/myview/taxonomy1/taxonomy2/taxonomy3

I have tried various methods, and can get a result as long as the taxonomy is in the first position but not with more than one taxonomy

I tried with the taxonomy as filters and not as filters appears to make no difference

So far i have for Arguments
Taxonomy Term Name - Display all values - Title = Empty - Option =0 - Wildcard = Empty- Wildcard Sub = Empty

As I am not experienced at coding, can someone please show me the errors of my ways

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audrey-1 commented

I'm just doing the same thing and I had a problem with multiple args until I filled in the 'wildcard' field to "all" for instances where not all terms were being specified. Then your query will be like (for example): www.mysite.com/myview/taxonomy1_val/all/taxonomy3_val

I also couldn't get the args to substitute in the 'title'. I posted for help but haven't got any answer. If you figure that out, please let me know! :)

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Anonymous (not verified) commented

In my case i need all three terms specified.

I have just found that if i use Taxonomy Term ID i can get it to work, but not with Taxonomy Term Name

First Argument
Taxo Term ID = Use Empty
Second Argument
Taxo Term ID = Use Empty
Third Argument
Taxo Term ID = Display all Values - Title = My Title %1 %2 %3