Hello, and thank you for this excellent module. It's doing much of what I've been looking for for so long.

I've been experiencing a few problems with (simple) hierarchical vocabularies:

  1. If not set to "multiple", the (pre-existing) term won't be saved in the node_table

    2. This vocab is not set for displaying parents as form items.

  2. If parents terms are set to be displayed as form items, which is what I need, children terms aren't saved, and only the parent term is displayed.

    3. My problem here is that I have a "Place" vocabulary. I have cities as parent terms and theatres as children. As many theatres are called "Théâtre Municipal", I just can't diplay this single term. I thought of adding my parent's term name to the children (current workaround) but it might be problematic for deep hierarchies.

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rconstantine’s picture

rconstantine commented

Please provide screen shots of both your vocabulary settings and your ccktssu settings for the instance you are referring to.

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chaloalvarezj commented

Subscribe this issue,
I am having the same problem. I have a category where I also want to show the parent terms, but when choosing the parent term, selected children terms are not saved.

Parent1
Child11
Child12
Parent2
Child21
Child22

If I make parents selectable and choose Parent 1, Child12 , only Parent1 is saved.

UPDATE:
I have just reversed to version 5.1.0 , which does not have this problem.

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vooyeck commented

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Leeteq commented

Subscribing.

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doc2@drupalfr.org commented
Title: In hierarchical vocabularies: Children terms not saved if not multiple / with » In hierarchical vocabularies: Children terms not saved if parent is selected

Precisions (more correct topic name. May be duplicate, please check):

I get the error of children terms not being saved even when the vocabulary is set to multiple.

What I noticed is that children are saved as long as the parent term isn't selected.