By fsen1215 on

Hello, i am new to drupal, i used drupal 6.X. I meet a major problem, i don't know how to do?

I searched very much post, but not find issue. And i used module include (Taxonomy list, Directory, Taxonomy DHTML ), but also don't solve.

My site have many Vocabulary (include terms and subterms), on term page, i need to show subterms from this term.

example:

Asia (Taxonomy)
-China (term, hypothetic path is term/1)
--Shanghai (subterm)
--Guangdong (subterm, hypothetic path is term/10)
---Guangzhou (sub subterm)
---Shenzhen (sub subterm)
--Hongkong (subterm)
--Tianjin
........................
-Japan (term)
--Tokyo (subterm)
--Osaka (subterm)
-Korea (term)
.........................
.........................

If access term/1, the page first display subterm title (with link) from term1, next display node from term1, display effect as follow:

Shanghai, Guangdong, Hongkong

Tiangjin, ..............................

In brief, When I click on Term or subterm, also first display all Subterm title, and next to display node. I can control how many column at per row.

How to do it? I think use view module or other idea to solve it? Can you help to tell me how to to set up? I very need it for my drupal.
Thanks very much.

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fsen1215 commented

Why nobody help me? It is very much important for me. Thanks.

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Taxonomy List (version 2) now has a "directory" view that might solve your problem.

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Akela commented

Have you tried Directory module (http://drupal.org/project/directory)?

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JCB commented

I had a similar problem to display sibling/child terms of current term page (parent term).
Tried Taxonoomy Sub-Terms; however, it was not enough as I also wanted to display the count of each term next to it.

I ended up searching through any post I could find, which had anything related to sub-terms, child terms, parent terms, etc.

My problem was solved with views.

Here is my setup:
I installed/enabled Hierarchical Select and set the configuration to.
1. "Save term lineage".
2. Save values additionally to the core taxonomy system (into the 'term_node' table).
This automatically applied the "parent" terms to the nodes as well; which resulted in the functionality you are looking for.

I then created a view:
Relationships: "Taxonomy: Parent term"
Arguments: "(Parent) Taxonomy: Term ID" - uses Parent Relationship.
Action to take if argument is not present: "Provide default argument" --> Taxonomy Term ID from URL and ticked "Load default argument from term page".
Fields: "Taxonomy: Term", "Taxonomy: Term Node Count Term Node Count "

And finally created a "Block" display.

Hope I save someone else the trouble I had to go through.

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