By msteudel on

I've created Taxonomy category and then added some terms underneath. Then I created a custom content type and added the taxonmy categories using the super select module. Then I went and created new content and checked off the taxonomy term that I wanted. When I go to the content manage page I see all of these "contents" that I've created. But when I try and filter based on the specific category my "contents" dissapear from the list. I'm logged in as administrator so I should be able to see the content even if it's a permission thing ....

Thakns

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msteudel commented

I was wondering if there are any bugs that occur between taxonomy field module and the taxonomy field super select ultra that might have broken filtering for me ...

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msteudel commented

Ok so I tried the following:

1. Install fresh copy of Drupal 5
2. Copy over the following stable releases
* adminrole
* admin_menu
* cck
* cck_taxonomy_ssu
* views
3. I enabled first adminrole
4. Then I enabled rest of the modules
5. Then I ran update.php
6. Then I went to the categories section and created the category
* Board
7. Then I created two sub terms
* Audit Committee
* Technology Committee
8. Then I created a CC type, Board Events and added one field:
* Taxonomy vocabulary (super select ultra)
9. Then I clicked on Create new content and created three test entries
* Filled in title and body, then checked the Audit Committee check box for two entries and checked the Board of Directors for the other entry
10. Then I clicked on Administer > Content Managemnet > Content
11. Under the filter section I clicked the radio category, and selected Audit Category

I would've expected that the two events would've shown up that I categorized as Audit Committee ... any thoughts I what I'm missing?

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msteudel commented

Another question when I add the taxonomy filter to a view I only see one of them, why does that happen?