View an archive by type or by category

Each module that produces content may have a page that lists content of that type. For example all blog posts can be seen at the blog path. Content that has been categorized using taxonomy terms have a page for viewing that content.

A few basic examples here would probably help a lot....

chrisd - April 7, 2006 - 09:57

A few basic example here would probably help a lot....

A quick look at the code in archive.module does not reveal any additional arguments ?

Thanks,
Chris


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Which is...?

Rosamunda - April 24, 2006 - 19:39

"Content that has been categorized using taxonomy terms have a page for viewing that content."

Which is...? How do we find out?

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finding terms

pwolanin - April 24, 2006 - 23:39

while logged in, go to admin >> catergories, i.e. /admin/taxonomy/

You'll see a list of your vocabularies, click the "list terms" link on the right.

Now you'll see a list of your terms- each one is a link of the form:

http://drupal.org/taxonomy/term/3

where 3 can be any number. You can use this URL to get all nodes associated with that term. You can also use this to make a URL alias, e.g.

alias "/taxonomy/term/3" to "news"

Most themes will also put in a link at the bottom or top of a node for each associated taxonomy terms. Each term will then bring you to this same type of /taxonomy/term/38 page. For example, at this page: http://drupal.org/node/38235 you can see a taxonomy term "Theme development" at the top right. If you click on this, it will take you to: http://drupal.org/taxonomy/term/3

 
 

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