Closed (fixed)
Project:
Vocabulary Index
Version:
6.x-2.0-rc2
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Support request
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
10 Nov 2008 at 02:34 UTC
Updated:
24 Jul 2013 at 08:40 UTC
I have a vocabulary like this:
term A
- term B
- term C
- node d tagged with term A
term E
- node f tagged with term E
term F
In both the Tree and Browsable views of Vocabulary Index, I can drill down to node f, but not node d. It seems like the presence of terms B and C prevents the code from noticing that there's also a node at that level.
E.g., in the Browsable view, when I click on term A, I see terms B and C, but node d isn't listed. When I click on term E, I do see node f.
So it appears that this module assumes a taxonomy term will either contain other terms or nodes, but not both. It would be nice if it could handle both!
Comments
Comment #1
xanoVocabulary Index lets users browse taxonomy and doesn't do anything with nodes. Displaying both terms and nodes IMO makes taxonomy pages messy and cluttered. If you want to display all nodes, use a tree view and disable the JavaScript file or use an alphabetical view.
Comment #2
teejaydub commentedIn this case, it's a user requirement (which doesn't mean I'm assembling the solution in the best way of course!).
What's the appropriate way to disable the JavaScript file?
Comment #3
xanoUsing your theme's info file (or unsetting it using template.php if you're using Drupal 5)
Comment #4
teejaydub commentedWould you mind letting me know what I should modify in the info file? E.g., I'm using Garland for this site.
Comment #5
xanoI do. Check the handbooks for your Drupal version. There's information in them which is not hard to find that tells you everything you need to know and more. Hint: look for a page about writing info files.
Comment #7
xano