By thumperstrauss on

A few months ago, I set up a dynamically-generated page. All other pages tagged with the topic "cars" would appear in a list on this page: /taxonomy/term/7

But I cannot remember how I did this. And I need to do it again. Help. :(

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gpk’s picture

gpk commented

If you tag various pages with "cars" and if "cars" is taxonomy term 7 then Drupal path taxonomy/term/7 automatically lists all such pages with their teasers.

Are you trying to do this or something else?

gpk
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thumperstrauss’s picture

thumperstrauss commented

That's the answer I needed. I knew it was something easy. I just couldn't find it in the admin. Thanks.

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gpk commented

Great to hear you've worked it out.

Cheers,
gpk
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www.gelst.com

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Snow Valley Consulting commented

you need to create a "view"

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kjp commented

1- you create a term and/or a subterm in your taxonomy and assigned the term to the content type you wish. Each term is assigned an ID. in your example, it was 7. You can discover it by hovering your mouse on the term and noting the adress in your state bar.

2- submit a node of the appropriate content type. You will see a drop down menu with all the terms avalaible listed. Be sure to publish it not send it the queue for approval

3- go to your term's page, you chould see the node you created and all the other nodes with the same term. Note that you can use + and , to play around with the terms and sub terms you want to aggregate.

hope this helps

jp