I'm wondering if HS will do what I'm looking for. I've looked for instances of this in use to verify, and searched support requests, but haven't found the answer.

Let's say I want to create a listing of U.S. business by location (state and city).

I create the top-level vocabulary of "State" and list all 50. In HS, under each "State", I list out each "City" within that state.

Now when I create a new business listing I can select the state and be shown the respective cities from which to choose.

My question is, given the above, will HS automatically create a page for the state and city terms? For example, would domain.com/california be created with all the cities (which have actually had content created for them) listed, and the cities then linked to their pages with all businesses listed (i.e. domain.com/california/los-angeles)?

I know I fudged the URLs a bit, just using them as examples. Basically, when using tags in Drupal, each has a "page" created that lists content with that term. Does the same happen in HS? And would a high level term (like state) list sub-terms (like cities) or would it also list all business that are in the state?

Thanks for the help.
Dan

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wim leers
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Assigned: Unassigned » wim leers
Status: Active » Fixed

HS is just a form element, a "widget". It doesn't do *anything* else. It states this everywhere pretty clearly. The only thing that could have confused you, is the ability to create new items in the hierarchy, which means creating new terms in case of Taxonomy.

When you use the default form element for taxonomy in Drupal (a plain ol' select), you get taxonomy/term/<tid> pages. The same will of course still apply when using HS.

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AgentD commented

Thanks for the help....I guess I got confused somewhere.

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Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

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