By cantastorie on

I would like to list categories used in my website taxonomy without having displayed the number of posts in them.
The actual display is :
- term 1 (n)
- term 2 (n)

I'd like to display:
- term 1
- term 2

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cantastorie’s picture

cantastorie commented

Sorry to be insistent. Could anyone help me?

Aress’s picture

Aress commented

I think you can modify in taxonomy.module line 109 (drupal 4.5.2):

$items[] = l($category->name .' ('. $category->count .')', 'taxonomy/term/'. $category->tid) .'
'. t('%time ago', array('%time' => format_interval(time() - $category->updated)));

to

$items[] = l($category->name , 'taxonomy/term/'. $category->tid) .'
'. t('%time ago', array('%time' => format_interval(time() - $category->updated)));

but maybe there are simpler solutions.
Cheers, Mike

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sepeck commented

This can probably be modified within the theme itself rather than modifying the taxonomy module.

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Mateo commented

Are you using phptemplate? Also, can you give a direct example of the problem? (a link perhaps)

Mateo

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cantastorie commented

Yes, I'm using phptemplate.
These are some examples:

http://www.semioticamente.it/versus/?q=article/numeri+della+rivista

http://www.semioticamente.it/versus/?q=article/autore

However I'm really grateful for your aid.
I'll try the patch as soon as the 4.6 will be released and I'll set up a test site.
Riccardo

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Mateo commented

Try putting the following function in your template.php file (located in your template directory). It will override the default function.

function phptemplate_article_index_item(&$term) {
  $description = ($term->description != "") ? "<p class=\"article-desc\">". $term->description ."</p>" : "";
  if ($term->count > 0) {
    return "<li ><div class=\"article-title\">". l($term->name, $term->link) ."</div>". $description.$term->children ."</li>";
  }
  else {
    return "<li><div class=\"article-title\">". $term->name ."</div>". $description.$term->children ."</li>";
  }
}

It will override the theme_article_index_item function. Let me know if it works.

If you need help inserting the function into the template.php file, search drupal for "template.php"

Mateo

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cantastorie commented

It has worked. I'll post eventual side effects.
Many thanks to all.

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kbahey commented

Do you want a page or block with all the taxonomy terms listed?

You can look at the sitemenu module in the download page and maybe it is what you want.

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Reginleif commented

.... so that it looks just like the list of "categories" at http://www.frazierhome.net

Edit: got it. It appears that Taxonomy DHTML does exactly what I want. All fixed. :)