The taxonomy argument validator is acting odd.

I have two vocabularies: "Tags" and "Projects".
The view is designed to work with taxonomy of "Projects".

When passing a taxonomy term name of the "Project" vocabulary to the argument, it follows this pattern:

Nothing checked: works
Project checked: nothing is displayed
Tags checked: works (but shouldn't)
Both checked: works

Apparently the true/false logic is reversed when checking if a term is part of a vocabulary.

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RoboPhred’s picture

RoboPhred commented

Actually, the logic cant be just reversed, since ten checking both will make nothing be displayed...

I have looked over the taxonomy views code, and can't find anything wrong. This problem is beyond my php skills right now, although I will keep poking at it.

merlinofchaos’s picture

merlinofchaos commented
Status: Active » Fixed

I couldn't duplicate this. At best, I did see where it might be possible that if you have the same term in two vocabularies, it might find the term in the wrong vocabulary and allow it; but that is going to be problematic regardless. In any case, I changed how the query works and checked that in. Maybe this will help. I'm not sure.

RoboPhred’s picture

RoboPhred commented

In debugging another oddness with the Term ID (with depth) field, I went through the database and did discover that it was converting to the wrong term of two vocabularies (forgot about my free-tagging blog vocabulary).
This was the same vocabulary and term I was using before, so that was probably it.

Anonymous’s picture

Anonymous (not verified) commented
Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for two weeks with no activity.