By CirruZZ on

Hi!
I'w got a taxonomy with some terms...

Term 1
--Term 2
--Term 3

...and want to list/show term 1 with all child terms, like taxonomy/term/1/all But it wont work! I have check like taxonomy/term/2 and taxonomy/term/3 and they show correct nodes, but when trying taxonomy/term/1/all nothing shows up. Am I missing something, some setting or any thing else?

Tanx!

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CirruZZ commented

Hi once more!

I tested taxonomy/term/2+3 and that did work.

I figured a test to disable the views module and test, and guess what, that helped. When views module is disabled taxonomy/term/1/all works, but when enabled taxonomy/term/1/all wont work.

Is this the way it should be or is this an issue that should be filed? If it is as i should be, how do I get taxonomy/term/1/all to work with the views module enabled?

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mooffie commented

Is this the way it should be or is this an issue that should be filed?

Views is serving your 'taxonomy/term/#' URL. But, as you see, it doesn't mimic Drupal's exactly, so you don't get an '/all' support. This isn't really a bug.

Either ask Views not to serve this URL (by going to its Overview page and disabling the 'taxonomy_term' default view), or change this view's definition to always show all descendants of a term.

If you decide to continue using Views for serving 'taxonomy/term/#', you may want to enable the views_rss module to have support for '/feed' as well.

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CirruZZ commented

To be honest I should have replayd to my own topic and said that I already figured out the answer to my question, thanks to Swedish Drupal comunity. Sorry!

Anyway I still appreciate that you took your time to answer!!! THANKS!!