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By knowledg3 on
Hi, i'm tryn to nick this issue with the subdomains module currently. I have subdomains for one of my taxonomy vocabularies [states] setup. so if the users clicks on [state taxonomy term].mysite.com it currently is takes them to the default node view page(list mode) and shows all nodes for that state (not what i want). Right now, if the user decides to create content (a classified). it redirects them back to mysite.com and forgets about the user clicking the [taxonomyerm].mysite.com. Now, the question i have is,
1. how do i go about setting up mysite so when a user clicks on the state it prompts them for another taxonomy term (city's); i only want to show city's that i specify for that state,
2. then it takes the users to my view; where it shows categories that will show items for that state/city combination (if the user decides to click a category (like cars for sale)). And if the user decides to post content(create classifieds in my case) it will post the content in the selected state/city, so the user doesn't have to re-choose the taxonomy terms on the input form.
I'm not sure if subdomain modules, is the correct module for this. I have downloaded the domain Access module but have not tried it out as of yet.
currently i'm running the latest drupal 6.11. with pathauto, subdomain, taxonomy, taxonmy content manager, cck (with most of the taxonomy add on modules) , path redirect, token rules, views2, insert view and few more.
