One posibility is through using templates functions replacing module theme functions.
The function theme_taxonomygroup_term() on file taxonomygroup.inc is the resposible of painting on your page the teasers once the taxonomygroup.module has grouped the results. So you can grab that function and copy it on your theme template.php file and copy that function changing the name of the function to "yourthemename_taxonomygroup_term()". Then inside reorganize the information as you want. On the code below I've replaced the line 66, $output = node_view($node, $teaser, false, true) with only the title of the node inside a link, in a list.
Comments
Comment #1
chanon commentedYes, I second this request. Would be a very useful addition.
Comment #2
rapsli commentedWould love this feature... cuz without it I can't use it :(
Comment #3
iantresman commentedYes please! I just added a forum post asking about this very point.
Comment #4
drew reece commentedI added a request for this before being referred here. I'm willing to help if needed.
http://drupal.org/node/253730
Drew
Comment #5
jamov commentedI'd like to see this feature in this module too.
-jamov
Comment #6
jorditr commentedHi you all.
One posibility is through using templates functions replacing module theme functions.
The function theme_taxonomygroup_term() on file taxonomygroup.inc is the resposible of painting on your page the teasers once the taxonomygroup.module has grouped the results. So you can grab that function and copy it on your theme template.php file and copy that function changing the name of the function to "yourthemename_taxonomygroup_term()". Then inside reorganize the information as you want. On the code below I've replaced the line 66, $output = node_view($node, $teaser, false, true) with only the title of the node inside a link, in a list.
Don't forget to change the name of that theme function to the name of you theme folder.
I consider that the full nodes views is almost useless on that case, even the teasers list. On my case that makes the work :-)