I need to be able to have different content types go to different levels of a nested taxonomy tree. ie (add content type state, state gets added to tax - add content type city, city gets added to the next level down but in the same vocab)

seems like this module only works with top level tax terms (vocab, but not term).

-v

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Zen’s picture

Category: feature » support
Status: Active » Fixed

Your use case can be accomplished by something like the following:

  1. Create an hierarchical vocabulary location.
  2. Create a node type location.
  3. NAT associate each other.
  4. Associate the vocabulary location with the location node type.
  5. In the node form, you will now be able to choose the parent of the current location: be it city or state.
  6. With some code, you will probably be able to disallow cities becoming children of cities.

Hope this helps.

-K

jimdunntx’s picture

This didn't work for me?? Perhaps I am missing something. Actually, what I was trying to do is create an automatic forum category using Drupal's regular forum system, which relies on taxonomy terms. Of course, it is a nested system. Setting up a community system, I wanted to have museums, which I have a specific CCK content type to handle, automatically set up a discussion category for each museum as the museum content is created.

I did all the associations, but there is no place that I see in my Museum node that allows one to set where in the nested taxonomy the term will go.

Anonymous’s picture

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)
Anonymous’s picture

Ah! Brilliant fix for my situation.